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← ScienceWhich constraint governs saturation magnetization in single-domain ferromagnets?
A)Exchange interaction magnitude dominates thermal energy✓
B)Magnetocrystalline anisotropy aligns with applied field
C)Demagnetizing fields oppose external magnetism fully
D)Domain wall motion inhibits uniform magnetization rotation
💡 Explanation
Saturation magnetization stops increasing when *exchange interaction* energy becomes dominant because it ensures alignment and prevents further response to increasing external fields, therefore domains cannot independently rotate; rather than freely aligning as thermal energy increases.
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