Diamagnetic effects in matter

Physics Asked by Angelo Giannuzzi on November 28, 2020

According to my physics book, all materials could manifest diamagnetic effects (it is a consequence of Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction). However due to the presence of intrinsic magnetic moments of molecules, the effects of diamagnetism are weak.
Anyway I am not sure why.

electromagnetic induction electromagnetism material science

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