Magnetism negative diamagnetic susceptibility

Here, the temperature independent negative diamagnetic susceptibility, and the second term accounts for the Curie-Weiss law which dominates at low temperatures, typically < 100 K. The values found for the Curie-Weiss temperature 9 are generally rather low, < 10 K. The effective magnetic moments deduced from the Curie constant, Co, are very small (0.1-0.5 per cluster) for clusters compo-... 

The total magnetic susceptibility of a solid is, in general, the sum of various terms namely, the diamagnetic susceptibility, d (negative and... 

There is clearly that diamagnetic susceptibility is negative, the produced magnetization is such that is against of the applied magnetic field. In general the magnitude oix ia... 

The diamagnetic susceptibility of solvents is relevant to NMR studies of electrolyte solutions, where appropriate corrections to the observed chemical shifts related to this property are apphed. The values for the solvents on our hst are shown in Table 3.6. The negative molar (volume) magnetic susceptibihties are proportional to the molar refraction for most solvents at ambient temperatures ... 

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