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Physics Magnetism and Matter Magnetic Materials MCQ (Single Correct)

Temperature above which a ferromagnetic substance becomes paramagnetic is called

A
Critical temperature
B
Boyle's temperature
C
Debye's temperature
D
Curie temperature

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D

When a ferromagnetic material in heated above its curie temperature, then it behaves like paramagnetic material.

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