Coercivity of Neodymium magnets, could it be demagnetized in an MRI?

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An N45 Grade Neodymium Rare Earth magnet has a remnance (Br) of 1320 mT and Coercive force (Hcj) of 923 kA/m.

I am a little confused with the units of Coercive Force, how does A/m relate to Gauss/Tesla?

Also, if an N45 magnet was placed inside a 2T MRI, would that be strong enough to demagnetize it or change its magnetic properties?

Thank you.

mfb

Corresponds to ##\mu_r \approx 1140##

Putting strong magnets in an MRI looks like a bad idea, but I don't know how that would influence the magnet.

nasu

The relationship between B and H in air is B=μo H.
The 2T correspond to a value of H higher that the coercive field of the magnet so it looks like it can be demagnetized by this field, if the field is in the right direction.

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mfb Mentor	Corresponds to ##\mu_r \approx 1140## Putting strong magnets in an MRI looks like a bad idea, but I don't know how that would influence the magnet.

nasu	The relationship between B and H in air is B=μo H. The 2T correspond to a value of H higher that the coercive field of the magnet so it looks like it can be demagnetized by this field, if the field is in the right direction.