Calculate the Curie constant for a paramagnetic material.
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CCurie Constant
μ₀Permeability of Vacuum
nNumber Density of atoms
μMagnetic Moment per atom
k_BBoltzmann Constant
Overview
The Curie constant is a material-dependent property that appears in Curie's law, relating magnetic susceptibility to temperature for paramagnetic materials.
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Pro Tips
Magnetic moment is typically in Bohr magnetons (1 μB ≈ 9.274 × 10⁻²⁴ J/T).
Number density is the number of magnetic moments per unit volume.
Ensure all inputs are in SI units for standard K·m³/mol or K results.
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Fun Facts
"Named after Pierre Curie, who discovered the law in 1895."
"The law only holds when the magnetic field is not too strong and the temperature is well above any ordering temperature (like Curie temperature)."
"Curie's Law is the magnetic equivalent of the Ideal Gas Law."
