Cupric point is the temperature at which
Cupric point is the temperature at which
1). Matter becomes radioactive
2). A metal loses magnetic properties.
3). A metal loses conductivity
4). Transmutation of metal
2 answers
Cupric point is the temperature at which a metal loses its magnetic properties.
Curie temperature or Curie point is the most at which ferromagnetic substances changes to paramagnetic.
So, the correct option is 2). A metal loses magnetic properties.
Cupric point is the temperature at which a metal loses its magnetic properties.
Curie temperature or Curie point is the most at which ferromagnetic substances changes to paramagnetic.
So, the correct option is 2). A metal loses magnetic properties.
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