Which outcome occurs when applying a strong external magnetic field to a material exhibiting Kondo effect?

💡 Explanation

When a strong external magnetic field is applied, Zeeman splitting occurs because the magnetic field aligns the impurity spin, disrupting the formation of the Kondo singlet state between the impurity and conduction electrons, thus suppressing that resonance. Therefore suppression occurs, rather than other effects that require different mechanisms.

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