Practice question
Question
A material’s magnetic susceptibility becomes zero when:
Explanation
For a superconductor below its critical temperature, the susceptibility chi = -1 and relative permeability μ_r = 0, but in a broader context, susceptibility can approach zero for non-magnetic materials or when magnetization is negligible compared to the applied field. However, the question implies a specific state, and superconductors achieve this uniquely with perfect diamagnetism.
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