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materials lose their magnetism permanently if they are heated above a temperature known as temperature.

A

Ferromagnetic

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B

Diamagnetic

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C

demagnetizing

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D

Curie

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Solution

The correct options are
A Ferromagnetic
D Curie
Ferromagnetic materials tend to lose their magnetism permanently if they are heated above a temperature. This temperature is known as Curie temperature. Different ferromagnetic material will have a different Curie temperature.

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