Physics, asked by nazimurrehman, 4 months ago

why diamagnetic don't contain magnetic domain?​

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Answered by peacefulmani12
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The diamagnetic substances contain atoms/ molecules with completely filled shells & contain all the electrons paired. When such substances are placed in an external magnetic field, these electrons set up the induced magnetic field opposing to it (natural tendency) & thus don't allow the magnetic lines to pass through.

Answered by Anonymous
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The diamagnetic substances contain atoms/ molecules with completely filled shells & contain all the electrons paired. When such substances are placed in an external magnetic field,these electrons set up the induced magnetic field opposing to it (natural tendency) & thus don't allow the magnetic lines to pass through.

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