2026-10-20 13:25 UTC
Imagine a material made of groups of atoms, each group having an arrow.
Ferromagnetism: If the material is in magnetic field, all arrows point along the magnetic field.
Anti-ferromagnetism: If the material is in magnetic field, all arrows point against the magnetic
Alter-ferromagnetism: If the material is in magnetic field, some arrow point along the external magnetic field and some arrows point against the external magnetic field.
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@EvilHankVenture@lemmy.world 2026-10-20 13:44
What are the physical effects of each type? I understand ferromagnetism since that’s just how iron behaves, but what do the other 2 look like?