On theoretical grounds, the critical single-domain size of a ferromagnetic particle is expected to be influenced by the interaction of other neighboring particles. Measurements of the coercive force of some γ-Fe₂{O}₃$ powders containing particles of different sizes and shapes at various concentrations provide experimental evidence for the existence of such an effect.
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