A sample of the paramagnetic salt to which the magnetization curve of Fig. 32-14 applies is immersed in a uniform magnetic field of 2.0T. At what temperature will the degree of magnetic saturation of the sample be (a)50%and (b)90%
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(a) The temperature at which the degree of magnetic saturation of the sample is 50%is 4K.

(b) The temperature at which the degree of magnetic saturation of the sample is 90%is localid="1664195147119" 2K.

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Listing the given quantities:

Magnetic field,B=2.0T

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Understanding the concepts of Curie Law:

To determine the temperature at which the sample is 50%magnetically saturated, use the Curie law formula. You must use the value from the graph for the 90%.

Formula:

MMmax=BT

Here,MMmaxis the magnetic saturation,Bis the magnetic field,Tand is the temperature.

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(a) Calculations of the temperature at which the degree of magnetic saturation of the sample is 50%:

For the Curie law,

MMmax=BTT=BMMmax

Substitute 50%(=0.50)for MMmaxand the given data in the above equation.

T=2.0T0.50=4K

Hence, the temperature at which the degree of magnetic saturation of the sample at 50%is 4K.

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(b) Calculations of the temperature at which the degree of magnetic saturation of the sample is 90%:

For the Curie law,

MMmax=BTT=BMMmax

Substitute 90%(=0.90)for MMmaxand the given data in the above equation.

T=2.0T0.90=2K

Hence, the temperature at which the degree of magnetic saturation of the sample at 90%is 2K.

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