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Explain the magnetization of a material. 

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Magnetization:

  1. The ratio of magnetic moment to the volume of the material is called magnetization.
  2. It is denoted by `vec"M"`.
  3. If a magnetic specimen of volume ‘V’ acquires net magnetic dipole moment ‘mnet’ due to the magnetizing field, then `vec"M" = "m"_"net"/"V"`
  4. It is a vector quantity.
  5. Unit: Am-1 in SI system.
  6. Dimensions: [M0 L-1 T0 I1]    
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Chapter 11: Magnetic materials - Short Answer II

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