Property | Paramagnetic Materials | Ferromagnetic Materials |
---|---|---|
Magnetic Moment | Have weak, temporary magnetic moments. | Have strong, permanent magnetic moments. |
Response to Magnetic Field | Weakly attracted to an external magnetic field. | Strongly attracted to an external magnetic field. |
Alignment of Magnetic Dipoles | Magnetic dipoles align with the external field, but only weakly. | Magnetic dipoles align strongly with the external field. |
Magnetization | Magnetization is small and disappears once the external field is removed. | Magnetization is large and can persist even after the external field is removed. |
Examples | Aluminum, platinum, oxygen. | Iron, cobalt, nickel. |
Curie Temperature | Do not have a Curie temperature (they do not become magnetized permanently). | Have a Curie temperature above which they lose their permanent magnetism. |
Magnetic Behavior at High Temperature | Remain paramagnetic at all temperatures. | Lose their magnetism above their Curie temperature. |
Related Questions:
- Can two magnetic field lines intersect each other? Justify your answer.
- A freely suspended magnet always points along the north-south direction. Why?
- What is the neutral zone or field-free region of the magnetic field?
- Is there any material which does not have any magnetic behavior? Justify your answer.
- A proton is also a charged particle and spins like an electron. Why is its effect neglected in the study of magnetism?
- What is the geomagnetic reversal phenomenon? Explain.
- Why does the Earth spin about its geographical axis instead of its magnetic axis? Explain.
- Why are the Earth’s geographical and magnetic axes not coincident? Explain.
- Q7. Look at the figure of screw gauge, let a small steel ball is place between its thimble and anvil then:
- SEPARATION TECHNIQUES
- Define the following branches of physics:
- Define the terms theory and law. Also, give two examples of each.
- Define Hypothesis?
- What is the difference between classical mechanics and quantum mechanics?
- What determines the validity of a theory?
- Which part of the study is not handled by the classical study of physics?
- Discuss the importance of physics in our daily life.
- Briefly discuss the importance of physics in other disciplines of science.