Reverse Magnetism in Bar Magnet: Physics Theory Explained

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The discussion focuses on the phenomenon of reverse magnetism in bar magnets, specifically through the lens of domain theory. A strong external magnetic field can realign the magnetic domains within a bar magnet, effectively reversing its magnetism. The reference to the Wikipedia article on magnetic domains provides foundational knowledge on how these domains behave under varying magnetic influences.

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Explain, using the domain theory, why a strong external magnetic field can reverse the magnetism in a bar magnet.

If anyone can provide me a source for this question or would like to answer it, it would be much appreciated.
 
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Hi WarFace, welcome to PF. One online reference is the Wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_domains" . Have you read it?
 
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