After a certain external field strength Diamagnetism can collapse?

[Mk]

After a certain external field strength can it collapse?

 

[Tide]

What is "it?" The magnetic field? A plasma is diamagnetic and however strong you make the applied field the electrons (and ions) will continue to orbit magnetic field and still reduce the overall magnetic field. Did you have something specific in mind?

 

[astrokreng]

Yes, after a certain external field strength, diamagnetism can collapse. Diamagnetism is a property exhibited by certain materials where they create a magnetic field in the opposite direction of an applied external magnetic field. This is due to the alignment of the material's electron orbits in a way that opposes the external field. However, when the external field becomes too strong, it can overcome the diamagnetic effect and cause the material to align with the external field, resulting in the collapse of diamagnetism. This phenomenon is known as paramagnetism. The exact strength of the external field required for diamagnetism to collapse will vary depending on the material's properties.