NEETChemistrySolid State
What happens to the magnetic moments of domains in antiferromagnetic substances?
Options
- AThey become stronger.
- BThey align in the same direction.
- CThey become permanent magnets.
- DThey cancel out each other's magnetic moment.
Correct answer
D. They cancel out each other's magnetic moment.
Step-by-step solution
In antiferromagnetic substances, the magnetic moments of domains are oriented in opposite directions and cancel out each other's magnetic moment.