magnetisation

indénombrable

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

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant l'action ou le processus par lequel un matériau acquiert des propriétés magnétiques, ou l'état résultant de cette aimantation, ainsi que le degré de cette propriété.

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.

   🇫🇷Aimantation

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.

   🇫🇷Aimantation

   Synonymes: magnetic inductionmagnetization

   Antonymes: 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.

   🇫🇷aimantation

   Synonymes: magnetism

   Antonymes: demagnetisation

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