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Above a high enough temperature, a ferromagnet behaves like a
Adiamagnet
Bsuperconductor
Cparamagnet
Dinsulator
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. paramagnet
Heating breaks up the domain structure, leaving only paramagnetic behaviour.
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