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Magnetic susceptibility of a diamagnetic substances

A

small and negative

B

small and positive

C

large and negative

D

large and positive

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A

Magnetic susceptibility is given by ` x=mu_(r)-1` where `mu_(r)` is the relative magnetic permeability
Since `mu`, for diamagnetic materials is less than or equal to n , therefore ` chi` is less or equal to that for diamagnetic materials. Hence , magnetic susceptibility is small and negative for diamagnetic materials.
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