Ferromagnetism for 3d, 4f metals

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Why Fe, Co and Ni are ferromagnetic? what aspects of their electronic structure favors ferromagnetism? How 3d or 4f metals can be ferromagnetic and what is their origin of
ferromagnetism?
 
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