Which consequence results when exceeding the Curie temperature in a nickel-iron magnetic shield?

💡 Explanation

Shielding is lost in magnetic materials above the Curie temperature because thermal energy disrupts the alignment of magnetic moments via the Curie-Weiss Law (paramagnetism), therefore the shield loses ferromagnetism rather than creating a lower-loss state.

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