collective paramagnetism
collective paramagnetism
[kə′lek·tiv ‚par·ə′mag·nə‚tiz·əm] (electromagnetism)
Magnetization of a collection of extremely small ferromagnetic particles, each containing only one magnetic domain, that resembles paramagnetism of a collection of atoms or molecules. Also known as superparamagnetism.
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