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Properties, Units and Constants in Magnetism


Gaussian to SI Multiply by To Obtain
Flux density, B G 10-4 T
Field strength, H Oe 103/4π A/m
Magnetization, M G or Oe 103 A/m
Magnetization, 4πM G 10-4 T
Susceptibility(M/H), χv emu·cm-3Oe-1 (no dim.)
Mass susceptibility, χg emu·g-1Oe-1 4π·10-3 m3/kg
Magnetic moment, µ erg/G (=emu) 10-3 J/T (=A·m2)
Specific magnetization, σ emu/g 4π·10-7 T·m3/kg
Demagnetizing Factor, N (no dim.) 1/4π (no dim.)
Flux, Φ maxwell 10-8 Wb
Antisotropy constant, K erg/cm3 10-1 J/m3


Useful Constants Gaussian SI
µo 1 (no dim.) 4π x 10-7 H/m (=T·m/A)
µB 9.274015 x 10-21 erg/G 9.274015 x 10-24 J/T
µN 5.050787 x 10-24 erg/G 5.050787 x 10-27 J/T
µB/k 0.671710 x 10-1 K/G 0.671710 K/T
NAµB 5.584939 x 10-3 erg·G-1mol-1 5.584939 J·T-1mol-1
Φo (=h/2e) 2.067835 x 10-7 maxwell 2.067835 x 10-15 Wb


Ferromagnetic elements Fe(bcc) Co(fcc) Co(hcp) Ni(fcc) Gd(hcp)
Tc (K) 1044 1388 1360 627.4 293.4
µat at 0 K (µB) 2.217 1.753 1.721 0.6157 7.56
σs at 0 K (emu/g) 221.7 166.1 163.1 58.57 268.4
σs at 298 K (emu/g) 217.2 164.8 161.8 55.09 0
NMR νr at 0 K (MHz) 46.64 228 217 28.46 48.6,64.2
ρ at 298 K (g/cc) 7.875 8.793 8.804 8.912 7.898
A (g/mol) 55.847 58.993 58.993 58.71 157.25


   
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