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Paramagnetism is a property of certain materials that respond to magnetic fields by becoming magnetized. Unlike ferromagnetic materials, which are irreversibly magnetized, paramagnetic materials do not retain their magnetic properties when the external magnetic field is removed. Instead, they weakly respond to the magnetic field by aligning their magnetic moments in the direction of the field.
Materials exhibiting paramagnetism have unpaired electrons in their atomic or molecular orbitals, which create a magnetic
Some examples of paramagnetic materials include gases such as oxygen and nitrogen, which contain unpaired electrons
The study of paramagnetism has practical applications in various fields, such as physics, chemistry, and materials