Curie Law : Curie Temperature
Curie temperature is defined as - The point of temperature after that ferromagnetic substances ( materials ) becomes Paramagnetic materials is known as Curie temperature.
Curie temperature is denoted by Tc .
𝜒 = C/ ( T - Tc )
After Curie temperature all materials are paramagnetic materials .
Curie temperature is defined as - The point of temperature after that ferromagnetic substances ( materials ) becomes Paramagnetic materials is known as Curie temperature.
Curie temperature is denoted by Tc .
𝜒 = C/ ( T - Tc )
After Curie temperature all materials are paramagnetic materials .
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