ferrimagneten
Ferrimagnetism is a form of magnetism that occurs in materials where the magnetic moments of neighboring atoms are aligned in antiparallel directions, but their magnitudes are unequal. This unequal alignment results in a net magnetic moment for the material, unlike antiferromagnetic materials where the magnetic moments cancel each other out completely. Ferrimagnetic materials exhibit a spontaneous magnetization below their Curie temperature, similar to ferromagnets. However, their magnetic susceptibility is generally lower than that of ferromagnetic materials.
The origin of ferrimagnetism lies in the presence of at least two different types of magnetic ions
Ferrimagnetic materials find applications in various technologies due to their magnetic properties. They are widely used