1.

Practice Question: Basic Concepts I

(a)

*1

A/m

(b)

*2

tesla

(c)

*3

tesla

(d)

*4

A/m

2. Practice Question: Basic Concepts II

(a)

*1

(b)

*2

H/m

(c)

*3

tesla

3. Practice Question: Antiferromagnetism

And Ferrimagnetism I

5. Practice Question: Antiferromagnetism

And Ferrimagnetism II

A. Diamagnetics

B. Ferromagnetics

C. Paramagnetics

D. Antiferromagnetics

E. Ferrimagnetics

F. All of the above

G. Both A and C

H. Both B and E

6. Practice Question: Hard Magnetic

Materials

A. A relatively small hysteresis loop.

B. A relatively large hysteresis loop.

C. Magnetization and demagnetization

may be achieved using relatively low
applied fields.

D. Magnetization and demagnetization

require relatively high applied fields.

E. Both A and C.

4. Practice Question: Ferromagnetism

F. Both B and D.

Aluminum and titanium

G. Both A and D.

NiFe2O4 and copper

H. Both B and C.

Iron (-ferrite) and nickel

MnO and Fe3O4

Aluminum oxide and copper

Paramagnetism

Diamagnetism

Ferrimagnetism

Ferromagnetism

Antiferromagnetism

1. Practice Question: Basic Concepts I

A coil of wire 0.12 m long and having 340 turns carries a current of 13 A.
(a) What is the magnitude of the magnetic field strength H (in A/m)?
(b) Calculate the flux density B (in tesla) if the coil is in a vacuum.
(c) Calculate the flux density (in tesla) inside a bar of metal positioned within the coil that
has a magnetic susceptibility of 1.90 x 10-4.
(d) Calculate the magnitude of the magnetization M (in A/m).

(a)

*1

A/m

(b)

*2

tesla

(c)

*3

tesla

(d)

*4

A/m

2. Practice Question: Basic Concepts II

The magnetization within a bar of some metal alloy is 3.9 x 105 A/m at an H field of 67 A/m.
Calculate the following:
(a) the magnetic susceptibility.
(b) the magnetic permeability (in H/m).
(c) the magnetic flux density within this material (in tesla).

(a)

*1

(b)

*2

H/m

(c)

*3

tesla

3. Practice Question: Antiferromagnetism And Ferrimagnetism I

The following describes which type of magnetism: permanent and aligned magnetic
moments that result from the incomplete cancellation of magnetic spin moments; these are
present even in the absence of an external field?

Paramagnetism

Diamagnetism

Ferrimagnetism

Ferromagnetism

Antiferromagnetism

4. Practice Question: Ferromagnetism

Which of the following pairs of materials displays ferromagnetic behavior?

Aluminum and titanium

NiFe2O4 and copper

Iron (-ferrite) and nickel

MnO and Fe3O4

Aluminum oxide and copper

5. Practice Question: Antiferromagnetism And Ferrimagnetism II

Which of the following magnetic material types will have Curie temperatures?

A. Diamagnetics

B. Ferromagnetics

C. Paramagnetics

D. Antiferromagnetics

E. Ferrimagnetics

F. All of the above

G. Both A and C

H. Both B and E

6. Practice Question: Hard Magnetic Materials

Which of the following characteristics is (are) displayed by hard magnetic materials?

A. A relatively small hysteresis loop.

B. A relatively large hysteresis loop.

C. Magnetization and demagnetization may be achieved using relatively low applied
fields.
D. Magnetization and demagnetization require relatively high applied fields.

E. Both A and C.

F. Both B and D.

G. Both A and D.

H. Both B and C.