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Ferrimagnetism is a phenomenon observed in certain magnetic materials where magnetic moments of neighboring atoms are aligned antiparallel but with unequal magnitudes. This leads to a net spontaneous magnetization in the material, similar to ferromagnetism. However, the opposing alignment of magnetic moments results in a weaker overall magnetic moment compared to a similarly structured ferromagnetic material. Ferrimagnetic materials are typically compounds containing ions of different magnetic strengths, often with a cubic crystal structure.
The key characteristic of ferrimagnetism is the unequal cancellation of magnetic moments. Imagine two sublattices of
Ferrimagnetic materials are of significant technological importance. Their properties make them suitable for applications such as