Chemistry, asked by Parthsharma164, 1 year ago

How do ferromagnetism arise?

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Answered by PrernaR

Ferromagnetism arises when all the domains of an object align in the direction of Magnetic field when an external Magnetic field is applied. The domains go back to their original position when the external Magnetic field is removed.

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