Curie temperature Definition and 13 Threads
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Interesting antics by a little magnet in a flame.
Tim from the Grand Illusions channel on YouTube brings you another interesting scientific toy. This time it's a Curie Point Magnetic Heat Engine!- Swamp Thing
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Ferromagnetic-Paramagnetic Transition near Room Temperature
Hello everyone,I would like to open a debate on the possibility of designing permanent magnets whose Curie temperature (Tc) is as close as possible to room temperature, without compromising the intensity of the magnetic field. The goal is to find an optimal balance between a ‘low’ Tc and...- Jsanchezp
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- Curie temperature permanent magnets
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I Questions about Curie Temperature Characteristics
Is the curie temperature of a ferromagnetic material constant? Are there any factors that will raise it or lower it? For instance, what happens if my piece of iron is already in a strong magnetic field? Is the curie temperate higher, then?- korneld
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- Curie temperature Temperature
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Cutting magnets without losing magnetization (Curie temperature issue)
Hello, I wanted to know, if someone knows of a realistic option of, how to cut barrium ferrite magnets without using a rock saw and without demagnetizing the magnet obviously? Thanks in advance everyone.- Sveral
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- Curie temperature Cutting Magnetization Magnets Temperature
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Can a demagnetized neodymium magnet be restored?
Can a Neodymium magnet get back it's magnetic properties after being demangnetized? Say that there is a Neodymium magnet(Nd-Fe-B) that has been demagnetized(turned paramagnetic) at a temperature higher than its curie temperature. If I extract the demagnetized Neodymium(Nd) from the...- juyoung518
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- Curie temperature Magnet Magnetic Neodymium
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Curie-Weiss Paramagnetism susceptibility
Homework Statement (a) Show the curie-weiss behaviour. (b) Estimate ##\lambda## and ##B_e## and exchange energy.[/B] Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Part(a) Since even when applied field is zero, ##B_{total} \neq 0## which gives rise to ##M\neq 0##. This is a fundamental...- unscientific
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- Curie temperature Ferromagnetism Paramagnetism Parametric Susceptibility
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Magnetic Susceptibility and Curie Temperature
Homework Statement Part(a): Derive susceptibility Part(b): Find field experienced by neighbour. Part(c): State temperature range. What explains temperature dependence beyond curie temperature? Why is curie temperature so high? Part(d): In practice, measured magnetic moment is far lower than...- unscientific
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- Curie temperature Ferromagnetism Homework Magnetic Susceptibility Temperature
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Importance of knowing the Curie temperature?
For a module I recently ran a computer simulation to determine the temperature at which a material underwent a ferromagnetic to paramagnetic phase transition. However, I'm not really sure what the applications are of knowing this are. Obviously if you wanted the material to retain its permanent...- Jon.G
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- Curie temperature Magnetism Temperature
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Statistical Mechanics Mean Field Model
I don't think I've fully grasped the underlying ideas of this class, so at the moment I'm just sort of flailing for equations to plug stuff into... Homework Statement Show that in the mean field model, M is proportional to H1/3 at T=Tc and that at H=0, M is proportional to (Tc - T)1/2...- Chris B
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- Curie temperature Field Magnetism Mean Mean field theory Mechanics Model Physics Statistical Statistical mechanics Taylor series
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Curie temperature, reversible process
Hello guys, first post in this forum :) Magnetism has always been complicated to understand for me, and I would like some help regarding Curie temperatures. We have just bought a new measurement equipment to out lab which shall be temperature calibrated with curiepoints. We have three...- olle3770
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- Curie temperature Process Reversible Reversible process Temperature
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Magnetization above Curie Temperature
Hi all, I'm preparing a talk about Curie Temperature, and looking for some Ms(T) graphs in the web I've found some of them in which the magnetization is not zero when T > Tc, (the dramatic change is obversable, so it is the Tc). But for T > Tc I expect complete disorder and no domains, then...- jglezag
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- Curie temperature Magnetization Temperature
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Curie Temperature: Determining Critical Point & Lattice Changes
I was wondering how to we determine the Curie Temperature of a ferromagnet? I know an experiment can give us the critical point, but what about the changes in the lattice of each substance changes curie temperature? I do know it depends on the coordination number(number of neighbors). My teacher...- dlesswater
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- Curie temperature Temperature
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Where Can I Find Matt Mcmohan's Labview Program on Measuring Curie Temperature?
Anyone has Matt Mcmohan's Labview program on measuring curie temparature. I here its free . but i cannot find it on the net- ironcross77
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- Curie temperature Temperature
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