Physics, asked by Anjuna1935, 1 year ago

What is ferromagnetism iron is strongly ferromagnetic. Explain

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Answered by rslekshmi08

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The substances containing large number of electrons can be permanently magnetised, this property is called as ferromagnetism. Iron consists of four unpaired electrons, hence it is strongly ferromagnetic.

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