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A '''ferromagnet''' is a piece of ] material, in which the microscopic magnetized regions, called ''domains'', have been aligned by an external ] (e.g. from another permanent ] or an ]) so that the piece itself is a permanent magnet.


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The name derives from the ] ''ferrum'', meaning "]" (the most well-known ferromagnetic material). ]] and ] are the other common ferromagnetic elements.
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There is a large amount of active research in an attempt to find new ferromagnetic materials, especially those which might be light weight, non-metallic and capable of remaining ferromagnetic at room temperature.

The ] is the temperature above which a ferromagnet loses its ferromagnetic ability to possess a net (spontaneous) magnetization in the absence of an external magnetic field.

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