What is the significance of blocking temperature in magnetic materials?

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The blocking temperature is a critical parameter in the study of magnetic materials, specifically referring to the temperature below which superparamagnetic particles exhibit stable magnetization. It is distinct from the Curie temperature, which marks the transition from ferromagnetism to paramagnetism. Understanding blocking temperature is essential for applications involving magnetic nanoparticles and their thermal stability in various environments.

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can anybody tell me the meaning about blocking temperature ?
 
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Please be more specific about your question. Is this in the context of radio-isotopes or magnetic materials?
 
in terms of magnetic materials. thanks for your concern.
i can't assure whether it is equal to curie temperature or else.
 

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