What is the relationship between the terms magnetic domain and ferromagnetic? A magnetic domain is the area at the end of a magnet where the strength is the lowest. This is called the ferromagnetic location. The terms have the same meaning and are interchangeable. The term ferromagnetic is where the atoms' magnetic fields do not align. This is referred to the magnetic domain. Domains are tiny cells in which the magnetic poles are aligned. When these poles are aligned, it creates a material that is ferromagnetic.

What is the relationship between the terms magnetic domain and ferromagnetic? A magnetic domain is the area at the end of a magnet where the strength is the lowest. This is called the ferromagnetic location. The terms have the same meaning and are interchangeable. The term ferromagnetic is where the atoms' magnetic fields do not align. This is referred to the magnetic domain. Domains are tiny cells in which the magnetic poles are aligned. When these poles are aligned, it creates a material that is ferromagnetic.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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