Iron curie point (770°), it's a point between ferromagnetic and paramagnetic state. | Bilal Jaff

Iron reaches its Curie point at around 770 °C (1043 K or 1418 °F). Below this temperature, its atoms align in magnetic domains, making it strongly magnetic (ferromagnetic). But above this point, heat disrupts the alignment, and iron becomes only weakly magnetic(paramagnetic). #space #science #physics #Magnetism #iron #curiepoint | Space Science

Curie Point Heat Engine: when the magnet on the end of the wire heats up to a particular temperature (the Curie point) its magnetic field is temporarily lost until it cools. This engine design uses a second magnet to pull the swinging magnet back into the heat source (in this case a tea light candle flame) once the magnetic field is reestablished. Repetition of this process creates mechanical motion as long as the heat source is fueled. ➡️ Follow the link in my profile for info on where to get m

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