How is it possible for bismuth to become diamagnetic then ferromagnetic?
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How is it possible for bismuth to become diamagnetic then ferromagnetic?
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One of the most interesting properties of bismuth is that it's usually repelled by a magnetic field when it's a solid, thanks to a phenomenon known as diamagnetism, but under certain high pressure and high temperature conditions.
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