Modern physics basis for magnetic properties of matter

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Resources for understanding diamagnetism, paramagnetism, and ferromagnetism in atomic physics are sought, emphasizing simple explanations without complex mathematics. Key topics of interest include wave-particle duality, energy levels in solids, the conductivity of metals, and the relationship between magnetic moment and electron effective mass. The Curie Law is also mentioned as an important concept. The urgency of the inquiry is highlighted by an impending test. Accessible materials that clarify these concepts are requested.
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Do you people know any decent and simple (no fancy math) material for the atomic physics around diamagnetism, paramagnetism and ferromagnetism?

Topics like wave-particle duality, energy levels, solids, why metals are conductors, relation between magnetic moment and effective mass of electrons, curie law and etc

I had just one class on these stuff and couldn't understand a thing

Test in six hours, hope you give me some help :}
 
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