Magnetisoituneiksi

Magnetisoituneiksi is a Finnish grammatical form used to express that something has changed into a magnetized state. It is the translative plural form of the past participle magnetisoitunut, which means magnetized. In practice, magnetisoituneiksi is used with verbs of becoming or transformation, such as muuttua, to indicate that multiple items have become magnetized.

Linguistically, -ksi marks the translative case in Finnish, signaling a change of state or condition. The plural -nnoiksi? and the stem magnetisoituneet combine to form magnetisoituneiksi, which is appropriate when the subject is plural. For singular cases one would use magnetisoitunut or magnetisoituneeksi, depending on the sentence.

In scientific and technical contexts, magnetisoituneiksi is commonly found in descriptions of materials and experiments. Magnetization refers to the alignment of magnetic moments within a material, producing a net magnetic moment. This state can be induced by an external magnetic field or occur spontaneously in certain materials. After magnetization, some substances retain a remanent magnetization, while others can demagnetize if the field is removed.

Examples:

- Näytteet muuttivat magnetisoituneiksi magneettikentän vaikutuksesta. (The samples became magnetized due to the magnetic field.)

- Materiaalit voidaan valmistaa magnetisoituneiksi käyttämällä sopivaa lämpötilaa ja magneettikenttää.

See also: magnetization, ferromagnetism, paramagnetism, remanent magnetization.