Diamagnetism - Electromagnetism

In this video, we discuss one of the three types of magnetism that occurs within materials: diamagnetism.
This is the weakest form of magnetism does not occur naturally within materials in the absence of an applied magnetic field. This is because the atoms that comprise a diamagnetic material do not possess an intrinsic dipole moment, due to the fact that the electrons in the outer shells are fully paired.
However, if we apply a magnetic field to these types of material, we can in fact still induce a magnetic response. This arrises due to the atoms precessing, creating an effective dipole moment and therefore a magnetic response.
The last video introducing magnetic dipoles as well as magnetism in materials provides some useful prior knowledge:
• Magnetic Dipoles and M...
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