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The Highest Temperature at Which Magnetic Material Can Retain Permanent

Question 45

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The highest temperature at which magnetic material can retain permanent magnetization is called the

A) Newton Point..
B) Curie Point
C) Centigrade Scale.
D) Fahrenheit Proximity.

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