Which consequence results when exceeding the Curie temperature in ferromagnetic recording media?

💡 Explanation

The loss of data occurs because exceeding Curie temperature eliminates the ferromagnetic order; thermal energy overcomes the exchange interaction, therefore data is lost rather than improved sensing, or changing another phase.

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