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Curie temperature

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Figure 1.
Variation of saturation magnetisation with temperature for Nickel
. Source. This graph shows what happens when you approach the Curie temperature from below.

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The Curie temperature, often denoted as \( T_C \), is the temperature at which certain materials, particularly ferromagnetic and ferrimagnetic substances, undergo a phase transition from a magnetically ordered state to a disordered state. Below the Curie temperature, these materials exhibit spontaneous magnetization, meaning they have a net magnetic moment due to the alignment of their magnetic domains.
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