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Define magnetization magnetic intensity and susceptibility

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Answered by nitishray57
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Introduction

All substances possess magnetic properties and most general definition of magnetism defines it as a particular form of interactions originating between moving electrically charged particles.

Magnetic interaction relates spatially separate material objects and it is transmitted by means of magnetic field about which we have already studied .This magnetic field is important characteristics of EM form of matter.

We already know that source of magnetic field is a moving electric charge i.e. an electric current. On atomic scale, there are two types of macroscopic current associated with electrons. 
a) Orbital current is which electron in an atom moves about the nucleus in closed paths constituting electric currents loops
b) Spin currents related to the internal degrees of freedom of the motion of electrons and this can only be understood through quantum mechanics.

Like electrons in an atom, atomic nucleus may also have magnetic properties like magnetic moment but it is fairly smaller then that of electrons.

Magnetic moment m is nothing but the quantitative measure of the magnetism of a particle.

For an elementary closed loop with a current i in it, the magnitude |m| of a magnetic moment vector equals the current times the loop area S i.e.
|m|=iS and direction of m can be determined using right hand rule.

All micro structural elements of matter electrons, protons and neutrons are elementary carriers of magnetic moment and combination of these can be principle sources of magnetism 

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Answered by praseethanerthethil
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Magnetic susceptibility is a dimensionless proportionality constant that indicates the degree of magnetization of a material in response to an applied magnetic field.. A closely related parameter is the permeability, which expresses the total magnetization of material and volume.

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