Diamagnetic materials are magnetised________________?
Correct answer: D. In a direction opposite to that of the applied field
- A. Strongly
- B. Only slightly
- C. With eddy currents only
- D. In a direction opposite to that of the applied field
Explanation
Diamagnetic substances develop only a weak induced magnetisation, and it is opposite to the applied magnetic field. Strong magnetisation is characteristic of ferromagnetic materials, not diamagnetic ones.
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