Can A Ferromagnetic Property Become More Like “Diamagnetic”?
The ferromagnetic property of a material is also most responsible for the magnetic behavior observed. In fact, ferromagnetism is the strongest form of magnetism studied. Magnetic forces are much stronger in ferromagnetic materials like iron, nickel and cobalt. On the other hand, a ‘diamagnetic’ material is one that displays the weakest form of magnetism. This form of magnetism is only displayed in the presence of an external magnetic field. It is observed that in the case of a diamagnetic material, the induced magnetic movement is very limited and occurs in direct opposition to the applied field of magnetism. A ferromagnetic property can become diamagnetic, in a laboratory, where the magnetic force can be reduced artificially, with the removal of or the reduction in the active magnetic field. A paramagnetic material is one in which there are atomic magnetic dipoles, that are otherwise non-magnetic. These atomic magnetic dipoles enable the material to align with the external magnetic fi
