magnetic susceptibility

Question

Diamagnetic materials have susceptibility that is:

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Magnetic Susceptibility ($\chi$) represents how easily a material becomes magnetized.
- For Diamagnetic materials, an induced magnetic field opposes the external field (Lenz's Law effect in atomic orbits).
- Therefore, $\chi$ is **negative** (and very small, e.g., $\sim -10^{-5}$).
- These materials are independent of temperature (except some superconductors).

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