Which risk increases when excessive manganese is doped into ferrite magnetic core lattice?

💡 Explanation

Excess manganese disrupts the crystalline lattice arrangement, inhibiting superexchange interactions, resulting in a lower Curie temperature because the alignment of magnetic moments is less stable, and therefore temperature stability is reduced; rather than increased magnetization.

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