n.磁化（强度）；起磁；激励，吸引；入迷

The iron filings align with the magnet's field, showing its magnetization.
铁屑沿着磁铁的磁场排列，显示出它的磁化作用。
A ferromagnetic material becomes magnetized when subjected to a strong magnetic field.
当置于强磁场中时，铁磁性材料会被磁化。
The process of demagnetization can be reversed by heating the magnet above its Curie temperature.
通过加热磁体使其温度超过居里温度，可以逆转去磁化过程。
The magnetization in a permanent magnet is caused by the alignment of its atomic dipoles.
永磁体中的磁化是由于其原子偶极子的排列。
Electrons in a conductor can be polarized, resulting in induced magnetization.
导体中的电子可以被极化，从而产生诱导磁化。
In a solenoid, current flowing through the wire creates a strong magnetic field, which magnetizes the core.
在螺线管中，电流通过导线会产生强大的磁场，使芯体磁化。
The coercivity of a material measures its resistance to demagnetization.
材料的矫顽力衡量其抵抗去磁化的特性。
A magnetic domain wall separates regions of opposite magnetization in a ferromagnet.
在铁磁体中，磁畴壁将相反磁化区域隔开。
The magnetization curve shows how the magnetic flux density varies with the applied magnetic field strength.
磁化曲线显示了磁通密度如何随应用磁场强度的变化而变化。
The remanent magnetization is the residual magnetism that remains in a material after the external magnetic field has been removed.
剩余磁化是指在外部磁场移除后，物质中仍然存在的剩余磁性。