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It is possible to express the magnetic susceptibility xm in several different units. For t...

It is possible to express the magnetic susceptibility xm in several different units. For the discussion of this chapter, xm was used to designate the volume susceptibility in SI units, that is, the quantity that gives the magnetization per unit volume (m3) of material when multiplied by H. The mass susceptibility xm (kg) yields the magnetic moment (or magnetization) per kilogram of material when multiplied by H; similarly, the atomic susceptibility xm (a) gives the magnetization per kilogrammole. The last two quantities are related to xm through the relationships

xm = xm (kg) × mass density (in kg/m3)

xm (a) = xm (kg) × atomic weight (in kg)

When using the cgs–emu system, comparable parameters exist, which may be designated by x’m, x’m(g), and x’m (a); the xm and x’m are related in accordance with Table 18.1. From Table 18.2, xm for silver is –2.38 × 10−5; convert this value into the other five susceptibilities.

Table 18.1 Magnetic Units and Conversion Factors for the SI and cgs–emu Systems

Quantity

Symbol

Derived

Primary

cgs–emu Unit

Conversion

Magnetic induction (flux density)

B

tesla (Wb/m2)a

kg/s C

Gauss

1 Wb/m2 = 104 gauss

Magnetic field strength

H

amp-turn/m

C/m s

Oersted

amp-turn/m = 4π × 10–3 oersted

Magnetization

M (SI) I (cgs–emu)

amp-turn/m

C/m s

maxwell/cm2

1 amp-turn/m = 10–3 maxwell/cm2

Permeability of a vacuum

µ0

henry/mb

kg m/C2

Unitless (emu)

4π × 10–7 henry/m = 1 emu

Relative permeability

µr (SI) µ' (cgs–emu)

Unitless

Unitless

Unitless

µr = µ'

Susceptibility

xm (SI) x'm (cgs–emu)

Unitless

Unitless

Unitless

xm = 4πx'm

Table 18.2 Room-Temperature Magnetic Susceptibilities for Diamagnetic and Paramagnetic Materials

Diamagnetics

Paramagnetics

Material

Susceptibility xm (volume) (SI units)

Material

Susceptibility xm (volume) (SI units)

Aluminum oxide

–1.81 × 10–5

Aluminum

2.07 × 10–5

Copper

–0.96 × 10–5

Chromium

3.13 × 10–4

Gold

–3.44 × 10–5

Chromium chloride

1.51 × 10–3

Mercury

–2.85 × 10–5

Manganese sulfate

3.70 × 10–3

Silicon

–0.41 × 10–5

Molybdenum

1.19 × 10–4

Silver

–2.38 × 10–5

Sodium

8.48 × 10–6

Sodium chloride

–1.41 × 10–5

Titanium

1.81 × 10–4

Zinc

–1.56 × 10–5

Zirconium

1.09 × 10–4

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