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Magnetizability, Magnetization, and Magnetic Susceptibility

When the material is subjected to a magnetic field, H, the magnetization is then proportional to the applied magnetic field according to the following equation  [Pg.491]

Sometimes, another physical quantity called the intensity of magnetization, denoted J or Ij, and expressed in tesla (T), was used in old textbooks and it was defined as follows  [Pg.491]

In practice, it is also possible to utilize the specific magnetization, denoted and expressed in Am kgas the density of magnetic moment per unit mass of material  [Pg.492]

Therefore the relationship between magnetization and specific magnetization involves the mass density p of the material in kg.m  [Pg.492]

Therefore the relation existing between the specific magnetization and the magnetic field can now be written as follows  [Pg.492]


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