Above its Curie temperature, which outcome occurs when ferromagnetic metal cools?

💡 Explanation

Cooling below the Curie point causes increased magnetic domain alignment because thermal agitation decreases, allowing domains to align with minimal energy; therefore, magnetization grows rather than demagnetizing further as in options C and D or changing the heat exchange like prompt B. The mechanism is spontaneous magnetization.

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