In a ferromagnetic material, the Curie temperature is 500 K. At 300 K, the susceptibility is 10^(-3). What is the susceptibility at 400 K?
Q1. In a ferromagnetic material, the Curie temperature is 500 K. At 300 K, the susceptibility is 10^(-3). What is the susceptibility at 400 K?
Answer: 1.25 * 10^(-3)
Explanation: Using Curie's law, χ = C / (T - T_c), and given χ at 300 K, we can find C and then χ at 400 K.