Curie constant
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Curie constant
[′kyu̇r·ē ¦kän·stənt] (electromagnetism)
The electric or magnetic susceptibility at some temperature times the difference of the temperature and the Curie temperature, which is a constant at temperatures above the Curie temperature according to the Curie-Weiss law.
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