Japanese scientist N. Mataga recently theorized hydrocarbons bearing this property. Its "anti" variety occurs when the temperature of a substance drops below the Néel point. A substance demonstrating this property consists of small "domains," each contributing to the substance's moment. A substance loses this property when it reaches its Curie poin
Japanese scientist N. Mataga recently theorized hydrocarbons bearing this property. Its "anti" variety occurs when the temperature of a substance drops below the Néel point. A substance demonstrating this property consists of small "domains," each contributing to the substance's moment. A substance loses this property when it reaches its Curie point, and the interaction of domain values in relation to one another is called hysteresis. FTP, identify this type of magnetism found in substances like nickel, cobalt, and iron.
Japanese scientist N. Mataga recently theorized hydrocarbons bearing this property.
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