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| Thinking | 1)The variation of magnetic susceptibility(chi) with the magnetizing field for a paramagnetic material is given by which graph? For a paramagnetic material, the magnetic susceptibility(chi) is a constant and a small positive quantity. So the answer should be (d). But the answer given in my book is (a). Please guide me. | |
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| Creating | Re: variation of magnetic susceptibility with magnetizing field What difference does it make? There is no scale whatsoever, I mean how can we tell? In any case, it is a small positive quantity for paramagnetic materials. It is (d), because it's reality and not the book which is going to get you score. ---------------- ronthepon, capitals avoided. ![]() And don't ask me why. | |
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