Chemistry, asked by sushilpatel, 1 year ago

what is ferromagnetic

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Answered by muskan06

ferromagnetic is a body which contain unpaired electrons each with a small magnetic field of its own that allign readily with each other in response to an external magnetic field.
for example: iron

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