Temperature and magnetic flux density

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The discussion centers on the relationship between temperature and magnetic flux density in ferromagnetic materials below the Curie point. Participants highlight the lack of established formulas or relationships in existing literature. Specifically, posts #2 and #3 reference a laboratory experiment conducted by students that explores this topic. The inquiry emphasizes the need for further investigation into the magnetic properties of ferromagnets as temperature varies.

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  • Understanding of ferromagnetism and its properties
  • Knowledge of the Curie point in magnetic materials
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  • Basic principles of thermodynamics related to materials
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Tufon
Hello all; I am new in this forum, currently in High School.

For some time now, I have been looking online for a relationship between temperature and magnetic flux density of a ferromagnet; below the Curie point. However, I can't seem to find any relationship or formula. Do any of you know what kind of relationship this is? Thank you very much!
 
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