Ferromagnetic effect at smaller/larger grain size

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The discussion centers on the relationship between ferromagnetic effects and particle/grain size, specifically at nanometer (10, 50, 100, 1000 nm) and micrometer (0.5, 1, 2 µm) scales. Participants note that very small particles may not exhibit ferromagnetic effects, while medium-sized particles can, but larger particles may again show diminished effects. The conversation highlights the need for a deeper understanding of the mechanisms behind these observations, particularly the influence of grain boundaries and ferromagnetic domain walls.

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Hi everybody,

I have faced with a problem in my report. The question said that "How can ferromagnetic effect change to depend on particle/grain size(at nm (10, 50, 100, 1000...) and at [tex]\mu[/tex]m (0.5, 1, 2...)?" (In shortly, what can we observe at feromagnetic effect if we increase and decrease of particle/grain size?). In my opinion, if I have so small particle, I can not observe any ferromagnetic effect or have medium size we can observe, but it will be larger than old, I cannot observe ferromagnetic effect again. But, I cannot explain the reason of these results. (Maybe my answers can be wrong:smile:). Has anybody know the answers of my questions?

I look forward to your answers. Thanks for everything.
 
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What do you know about the relationship between grain boundaries and ferromagnetic domain walls?
 
Gokul43201 said:
What do you know about the relationship between grain boundaries and ferromagnetic domain walls?

I don't know much more thing about them. But, I try to learn and solve their relationship. I read D6, 1/D, constant law some journals, but they don't give much more information. They are talked about just their size relationship, shortly. But, I wonder what is the reason of this changing?
 

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