thermomagnetic
9.3
Relating to how heat and magnetism change materials
- adjective
- /ˌθɜrmoʊməˈɡnɛtɪk/
- Specialized
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termomagnético
- Thermomagnetic phenomena can be observed when certain metals are heated in a magnetic field.
Examples
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Data recording is achieved through a thermomagnetic process, which is also known as Curie point writing, since it relies on the threshold properties of the Curie temperature of magnetic materials.
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Thermomagnetic recording is an extremely stable process.
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Thermomagnetic accelerator navigation drive?
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The thermomagnetic effects in this experiment demonstrated how heat can influence magnetic properties.
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Researchers are exploring thermomagnetic materials for their potential applications in energy conversion.
Surface Forms
thermomagnetic positive
Morphology
Etymology
Thermomagnetic starts with thermo- meaning 'heat', as in thermometer, and the second part magnetic comes from magnet, a thing that pulls metal. So thermomagnetic describes things where 'heat' and 'magnetism' work together.
