What did Arthur Compton use to investigate ferromagnetism?
X-rays
Ultraviolet rays
Infrared rays
Radio waves
Answer
Using X-rays, Arthur Compton delved into the intricate nature of ferromagnetism, a phenomenon where certain materials exhibit strong magnetic properties. His ingenious approach allowed him to probe the underlying mechanisms responsible for this behavior, paving the way for deeper insights into magnetic materials and their applications.
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