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Magnetic Susceptibility

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If a ferromagnetic material is heated beyond curie temperature, then

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it becomes ferrimagnetic

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it becomes diamagnetic

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it becomes paramagnetic

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it remains ferromagnetic

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Solution

The correct option is C it becomes paramagnetic
At a temperature greater than Curie temperature, ferromagnetic becomes paramagnetic.

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