Physics, asked by shineyu1134, 1 year ago

Why is the water diamagnetic?

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Answered by kaishviyadav

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SINCE WATER HAS MAGNETIC PERMEABILITY SO IT IS DIMAGNETIC.

HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND..

Answered by GhaintMunda45

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As we discussed on our diamagnetism main page, water is diamagnetic, though about 20 times less than Carbon-Graphite or Bismuth.

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