Very small and positive susceptibility is found in a) Ferromagnetic b) Diamagnetic c) Paramagnetic d) Antiferromagnetic

Very small and positive susceptibility is found in
a) Ferromagnetic
b) Diamagnetic
c) Paramagnetic
d) Antiferromagnetic
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c) Paramagnetic
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