Dimagnetism & Paramagnetism
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Dimagnetism & Paramagnetism
Did we go over diamagnetism and paramagnetism in lecture? It is from a chapter we already finished learning but I don't remember hearing this before.
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Re: Dimagnetism & Paramagnetism
We did not go over dimagnetism or paramagnetism in lecture. Those topics are not included in the 14A curriculum, last I checked.
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Re: Dimagnetism & Paramagnetism
I would still look at Clara Cho's two question's titled "Dimagnetism" and "Paramagnestism." People explained the difference between the two and why they were relevant.
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Re: Dimagnetism & Paramagnetism
Kristina Rizo 3K wrote:Ya I don't think we need to know this for the final.
I don't think it will be heavily tested, if at all, but it would be good to understand the concept anyways.
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Re: Dimagnetism & Paramagnetism
I don't think we ever covered this topic so I don't think it will be tested. If anything regarding this does possible show up, I'm sure the TAs will go over it during review sessions.
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Re: Dimagnetism & Paramagnetism
I don't think it will be heavily tested either, but just so you know "diamagnetic" means that all electrons are paired, whereas "paramagnetic"means that not all electrons are paired
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