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Definition of magnetization - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
scienceTECH. physical property of being magneticTECH.
- The magnetization of iron is well-known.
2.
processTECH. act of making an object magneticTECH.
- The magnetization of the needle was quick.
3.
physicsTECH. magnitude of magnetic strength in an objectTECH.
- The magnetization of the bar was measured in teslas.
Origin of magnetization
Greek, magnes (stone)
Terms with magnetization included in their meaning
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technology
storage medium using magnetization for data representation
physics
measure of material's magnetization in an external magnetic field
physics
degree of magnetization in a magnetic field
physics
region of magnetic material with consistent magnetization
magnetization
ferromagnetic material becomes magnetized in discrete jumps
radiology
MRI technique enhancing image contrast by inverting magnetization
physics
magnetization left after removing an external magnetic field
Examples of magnetization in a sentence
The magnetization process was crucial for the experiment. Magnetization of the metal rod took several hours. The process of magnetization requires a strong magnetic field. Scientists studied the magnetization of the new alloy. The magnetization process was carefully controlled.
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- French:magnétisation, polarisation, ...
- German:Magnetisierung, Magnetstärke, ...
- Italian:magnetizzazione, ...
- Spanish:magnetización, imantación, ...
- Portuguese:magnetização, imantação, ...
- Chinese:磁化, 磁化过程, ...
- Japanese:磁化, ...
- Arabic:مِغْناطِيسِيَّة, تَمْغْنَط, ...
- Hebrew:מַגְנֶטִיזַצְיָה, מִיגְנּוּט, ...
- Russian:магнетизация, намагничивание, ...
- Ukrainian:намагніченість, намагнічування, ...
- Hindi:चुंबकीकरण, चुंबकीयकरण, ...
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