magnetisation

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A noun referring to the process or degree of making a substance magnetic, or the physical property of being magnetic.

• 🇩🇪Vorgang, bei dem ein Stoff magnetische Eigenschaften erhält, oder der Grad bzw. Zustand der Magnetisierung eines Materials.

1. Degree of magnetization C1 formal scientific

   The extent or degree to which a material or object is magnetized.

   • The magnetisation of the steel bar was measured in teslas.
   • High levels of magnetisation can affect nearby electronic devices.
   • The sample showed a weak magnetisation after the experiment.

   🇩🇪Magnetisierungsgrad

2. Process of becoming magnetic C1 formal scientific

   The process by which a substance becomes magnetic, either temporarily or permanently.

   • Magnetisation occurs when a material is exposed to a strong magnetic field.
   • The magnetisation of iron requires aligning its atomic domains.
   • Permanent magnetisation is achieved through specific cooling techniques.

   🇩🇪Magnetisierung

   Synonyme: magnetic inductionmagnetization

   Antonyme: demagnetisation

3. Physical property of magnetism C1 formal scientific

   The physical property of a material that allows it to attract iron or produce a magnetic field.

   • Magnetisation is a key property in the design of electric motors.
   • The material's magnetisation was lost after heating it above the Curie point.
   • Scientists study magnetisation to understand geological formations.

   🇩🇪Magnetisierung

   Synonyme: magnetism

   Antonyme: demagnetisation

• magnetisations plural form
• magnetisations' possessive plural form
• magnetisation's possessive singular form