👉 Ferromagnetism is a type of magnetism in which the magnetic properties are determined by the arrangement and orientation of atoms within a material. In other words, it describes the behavior of materials that have a magnetic property solely due to their structure rather than their chemical composition. Ferromagnetism is characterized by a high coercivity (the rate at which the magnetization changes with temperature) and a low magnetic susceptibility, indicating that the magnetic moment is purely intrinsic and not related to external fields
