alleryStart learning →The strong interaction between neighbouring atomic moments in a ferromagnet is called
Aexchange coupling
BLenz coupling
Cthermal agitation
DHall coupling
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Correct answer: A. exchange coupling
Exchange interaction aligns neighbouring moments in the same direction inside a domain.
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