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For a magnetising field of intensity `2xx10^3A//m`, aluminium at 280K acquires intensity of magnetisation of `4.8xx10^-2Am^-1.` Find the susceptibility of aluminium at 280K. If the temperature of the metal is raised to 320K, what will be its susceptibility and intensity of magnetisation?

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MODERN PUBLICATION-CLASSIFICATION OF MAGNETIC MATERIALS-EXERCISE
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  2. Explain the terms magnetic intensity. Give their SI units.

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  3. Explain the terms intensity of magnetisation. Give their SI units.

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  4. Define the term magnetic flux.

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  5. Explain the terms magnetic induction. Give their SI units.

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  6. Define magnetic susceptibility.

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  7. Explain the terms magnetic permeability. Give their SI units.

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  14. Differentiate between diamagnetic and paramagnetic substances.

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  15. How are magnetic materials classified?

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  18. Explain the magnetism on the basis of atomic theory.

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