Paramagnetism & Diamagnetism | Magnetism & matter | Physics | Khan Academy

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I have made an error here towards the end. Aluminium is not diamagnetic, I shouldn't have included it along with Cu and Au. Actually, I wanted to say Copper, Gold, and Silver, not aluminium. Sorry!

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[@MrArcheopteryx]

Wonderful! Now please explain atomic level para and dia magnetism to MIT professor Walter Lewin - a great teacher. A great man but, like each of us, he could use a better atomic model explanation of the cause of dia and para magnetic. The beauty of your version is that you don't go into the "spin" and the mandated opposite spin direction of the paired electron, which would fill another vid. You've done a beautiful job here. Very, very helpful illustrations. I thank you very much sir! More from you please.

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for that we have to understand bohr model radius of nth orbit and other stuff of modern physics atom

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Sir my name is satish From bangalore please help me I don't know about magnet, sir I want iron reples magnet both sides please give me suggestions sir please

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[@36SameepShukla825]

3:21 someone help me, but isn't induced emf apply on conducting things?

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[@agolaramesh5778]

Hi..superb.. What about the Induction effect(external magnetism) on unpaired electron. Paired electron explinaion ok..

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[@nishok3502]

i have read that magnetic field produced by moving electron is negligible , and the spin of the electron is which determines whether para or dia ( attraction or repulsion respectively)

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[@SorcererKiller_68]

3:50 6:55 8:00

[@meherbanusyeda6463]

sir you made another mistake @12:43 you wrote it correctly but you said: Paramagnetism is stronger than Diamagnetism, it should be the other way round as you wrote it.

[@36SameepShukla825]

Bro, para>dia is correct statement as para already has a mag moment domination, what sir wrote was with respect to something, rewatch the same clip.

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[@wastman9762]

So electrons paired move opposite to eachother same like their quantum spin?

[@LGlink-rz2xc]

Why is it, that in diamagnetic materials the effect of the lenz rule is not „turned around“ after the repelling motion. The magnetic flux ist reduced because of the repelling motion and following lenz that would evoke a motion towards the magnet to counter the change of magnetic flux, right? What am I missing?

[@nosms6581]

Actually you are right in some sense. But you should know that the whole explanation of diamagnetism requires quantum mechanics so the explanation in the video is not the whole story.

[@유지태-l9s]

Question) Why diamagnetism is remained to repel? If they induced to repel, shouldn't they rotate to counter side?

[@zubiyamaqbool3011]

I suppose it depends in randomness . I mean there are paired electrons and all so , it’s in better order (in first case). While in second case it oriented freely. It’s my side of theory . Please correct me if I’m not right!

[@preetam714]

Sir, is paramagnetism is also a universal phenomenon like diamagnestism? if not how did you take D>P in diamagnetic materials

[@Music-zx4po]

Should not the arrow of the green loop point in the opposite direction since the electrons carry negative charge, i.e. using the left hand rule and create the opposing field?

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[@haileykk1035]

But lenz law states that the direction of current induced depends on the movement of the magnet. If the magnet with n pole moves towards the current loop, n pole is induced to repel and oppose the movement of magnet. Vice versa, If the magnet with n pole moves away the current loop, s pole is induced to attract and oppose the movement of magnet.

[@SorcererKiller_68]

10:30

[@divyadesai2306]

aluminum is given as example in both para and dia in this video- please clear my doubt

[@formodapk]

To observe diamagnetism the magnet should be moving right??

[@MrParry1976]

Magnetism in a diamagnetic material is caused by the change in flux i.e the magnetic field right? But that would mean that if a magnet is slowly kept near water water then nothing should happen. I am sure I have seen sources showing otherwise. Also that would mean that ( 5:07 ) if you keep a magnet stationary and then quickly pull it away, it would cause water to be attracted towards the magnet. That contradicts the fact that it will be neutralised, since there is nothing to neutralise in the first place. I would request you to resolve my doubt.

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Sir my name satish from bangalore,sir I don't know about magnet,sir I want which magnet iron reples both side please give some suggestions please sir

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[@alexalbert3026]

can aluminium behave as paramag. and diamag. ?

[@abishangar8680]

6:25 Why are the south poles of O2 arranged towards the North of the bar magnet? I feel it's breaking Newton’s third law.

[@tmmmedia731]

Notice the field itself comes from an imbalance/disturbance of the electromagnetic field if it’s not in complete harmony it is producing phantom energy based off the difference in frequency this is the same way that prana or Chi works for destruction

[@M.SALMAN-b2n]

11 : 14 That's because of the universal rule by lenz -N*change in flux over time may that was of faraday I don't properly I can for sure say that that's the reason

[@sranayjami1029]

if flux is not changing then the diamagnets doesn`t repel the external magnetic field? since there is no induces dipole in the diamagnets without changing the external magnetic field.

[@Happyface45678]

Small correction: all materials are in fact diamagnetic, this effect is usually just overshadowed in case other interactions (paramagnetism, ferromagnetism, etc.) are present.

[@gabrielnieto-lj8kw]

Hi, that is said at 10:55

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[@kounkieinc3714]

Okay but how come gold, silver and copper experience don't paramagnetism. Idk if you have another video on this but my best bet would have probably been with the correlation of those elements being great conductor's easily sharing elektron's/low resistance. The currents induced by the magnets would cause the elektrons to flow through the material and thus constantly shifting the orientation main problem with this explanation would be thay there is in fact resistance and a constant electric filed so the electrons wouldn't be able to move indefinitely. I hope to get an answer to this question especially since i am about to start college and study physics.

[@kittujasthi88]

@khanAcademyIndiaEnglish Do you mean that is no random orientation in water molecules ??, does that mean a whirling water source wont be repulsed ???

[@b.s.1302]

I still don't understand at the beginning 03:17, why the green circle on the left becomes larger and the pink circle on the right becomes smaller, why the induced emf on the green circle is going upward and why the induced emf on the pink circle is going downward?????? I know Faraday's law and Lenz's law, but I am a bit confused here.

[@devsharan4479]

So, when the magnetic field is applied, those electrons having orbital magnetic moment (miu arrowhead) in the same direction as that of the magnetic field, slows down and the loop becomes small and the electrons having orbital magnetic moment opposite to the magnetic field will gain more speed and hence the loop gains size...i haven't researched how the electrons gain speed and lose speed, but i hope u get the idea

[@akabane_karma]

Sir, they are not a loop right? They're just electrons spinning clockwise/anticlockwise then how can the emf be induced? Please do clear this doubt

[@manjumanl222]

Is there an atome which can be ( para or dia ) magnitism just by tempering with temperature ???

[@hamzakourta4509]

so is dr lewin wrong because he said that diamagnatism has nothing to do with lenz's law and it happens even when the flux constent ?? he said this in the lecture that you have mentioned

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[@宮坂隆史-j6s]

The permiabilty of the permanent magnet is close to that of air or vacuum. The explanation in the video seems to be wrong. How do you think of it?

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😲 i enjoyed learning this?? me?? lol

[@Sant.shreeRamkrishnaDas]

what will happen if i have cations

[@harikrishnan3711]

Brother how can aluminium be diamagnetic as well as para

[@KhanAcademyIndiaEnglish]

Damn! That's a mistake. Good catch!

[@stazpozarnastrup5522]

calcium does not have an unpaired electron, so is it still a paramagnet?

[@theiigotriangularround4880]

Consider molecular orbitals not atomic orbitals. Then check

[@alexalbert3026]

Dear Khan, correct me if I am wrong. Concerning the (electron) current loop (at 1.25), is it the correct magnetic moment direction? should it be otherwise because it is electron current?