Definition:Mass Susceptibility

Definition

Mass susceptibility is a measure of how a substances will become magnetized under a magnetic field.

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Symbol

$\chi_\rho$

The usual symbol used to denote mass susceptibility is $\chi_\rho$.

Its $\LaTeX$ code is \chi_\rho .

Dimension

Mass susceptibility has the dimension $\mathsf M^{-1}$.

Units

Mass susceptibility is reported in SI unit as per kilogram: $\mathrm {kg^{-1} }$.

Mass susceptibility is reported in SI unit as e.m.u. per gram: $\mathrm {e.m.u. \, kg^{-1} }$.

Conversion Factors

\(\ds \)

\(\)

\(\ds 1\)

e.m.u. per gram

\(\ds \)

\(=\)

\(\ds 4 \pi \times 10^{-3}\)

per kilogram

Also see

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