Which phenomenon limits magnetic domain growth in iron?

💡 Explanation

Domain growth reduces external magnetic fields. However, domain walls increase magnetostatic energy and oppose further domain growth because domain wall energy increases with area rather than volume; therefore, growth stops, rather than unrestricted enlargement toward single domain.

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