1. When do we have magnetic property? 2. What is the origin of magnetism? 3. Define...
1. When do we have magnetic property?
2. What is the origin of magnetism?
3. Define what is the magnetic dipole moment?
4. Explain the magnetization connecting with the magnetic dipole moment.
5. Explain about the magnetic hysteresis curve of ferromagnetism materials. Describe the shapes of magnetization at specific points and explain the names of the points and the meaning.
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