NCERT Solutions Class 12 Physics Chapter 5 – Magnetism and Matter

Class 12 Physics · Chapter 5

Magnetism and Matter
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Ye chapter 2026-27 ke rationalised syllabus me kaafi trim ho chuka hai — earth's magnetism (declination, dip, magnetic elements) poori tarah hata diya gaya hai, aur bar magnet/dipole ka detailed mathematical treatment bhi nahi hai. Ab sirf 4 core ideas bache hain: bar magnet ko equivalent solenoid maanna, magnetic field lines ki basic properties, magnetic materials ki qualitative classification (diamagnetic/paramagnetic/ferromagnetic), aur Gauss's law for magnetism. Neeche 12 exercise-style questions hain jo concept-heavy hain, numericals halke hain kyunki syllabus khud hi is chapter ko conceptual rakhta hai.

Magnetism and Matter chapter ab sirf itna poochta hai ki bar magnet ek current loop jaisa kyun behave karta hai, field lines kaise dikhti hain, materials magnetically kaise classify hote hain, aur magnetic monopole kyun exist nahi karta. Purane syllabus me is chapter me earth ka magnetism aur dipole ke poore formulas hote the — wo ab NCERT ne hata diya hai, isliye agar tumhe kahin dip angle ya declination ka sawaal dikhe to samajh lo wo purane paper se hai, current syllabus me nahi hai.

Chapter 5 Summary — 5 Minute Revision

1. Bar magnet as an equivalent solenoid

Ek current-carrying solenoid ka magnetic field pattern bahar se bilkul ek bar magnet jaisa dikhta hai — dono ke field lines ek end se nikalti hain aur dusre end me ghuskar loop complete karti hain. Isi observation se ye idea aata hai ki bar magnet ko ek equivalent solenoid maana ja sakta hai, jisme magnetism actual "magnetic charges" se nahi balki atomic-level circulating currents (electron motion) se aata hai.

  • Solenoid ka ek end north pole jaisa behave karta hai, dusra south pole jaisa.
  • Bar magnet ke andar bhi effectively ek "bound current" chalti hai jo isse ek magnetic dipole banati hai.
  • Fayda ye hai ki current-loop ke liye jo dipole moment aur field formulas already pata hain, wahi bar magnet pe bhi qualitatively apply ho jaate hain — dono ka bahar ka behaviour same hota hai.

2. Magnetic field lines — properties

Field lines ek visual tool hain jo batate hain field ki direction aur relative strength kaisi hai.

  • Magnet ke bahar field lines North pole se nikalti hain aur South pole me ghuskar entry karti hain.
  • Magnet ke andar field lines South se North ki taraf chalti hain — isliye har field line ek continuous closed loop banati hai (magnet ke andar se bhi guzarti hai).
  • Do field lines kabhi ek dusre ko intersect nahi karti — agar intersect karein to us point pe field ki do alag directions ho jaayengi, jo possible nahi hai (field ek point pe ek hi direction rakhta hai).
  • Field lines jitni paas-paas hoti hain, field utna strong hota hai; jahan dur-dur hoti hain wahan field weak hota hai.

3. Basic magnetic properties of materials (qualitative)

Sab materials external magnetic field ke response me alag behave karte hain. Ye classification purely qualitative hai — detailed Curie's law ya temperature-dependence ki mathematics is syllabus me nahi hai.

  • Diamagnetic: external field ka weak opposition karte hain, field se thoda door bhagne ki tendency (repel). Relative permeability 1 se thoda kam. Examples: bismuth, copper, water.
  • Paramagnetic: external field ki direction me weakly align hote hain, field ki taraf slightly attract hote hain. Relative permeability 1 se thoda zyada. Examples: aluminium, sodium, oxygen.
  • Ferromagnetic: external field ki direction me strongly align hote hain aur field hatne ke baad bhi magnetism retain kar sakte hain. Relative permeability 1 se bahut zyada (100s-1000s). Examples: iron, cobalt, nickel.

Ye teeno ka farak sirf itna samajhna hai ki field ke response me kaun kitna strongly react karta hai — koi bhi numerical Curie's law calculation is syllabus me expect nahi ki jaati.

4. Gauss's law for magnetism

Kisi bhi closed surface se guzarne wala net magnetic flux hamesha zero hota hai:

∮ B · dA = 0   (sabhi closed surfaces ke liye)

Iska matlab hai magnetic monopole exist nahi karta — magnetic field lines hamesha closed loops me hoti hain, isliye jitni lines closed surface ke andar enter karti hain utni hi bahar bhi nikalti hain, aur net flux cancel ho jaata hai. Ye electric charge ke case se bilkul opposite hai, jahan isolated positive ya negative charge exist karta hai aur Gauss's law non-zero flux deta hai.

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Exercise Questions — Solutions (Q1–Q12)

Q1. Bar magnet ko equivalent solenoid kyun maana jata hai?

Kyunki dono ka external field pattern same hota hai — dono ek end se field lines nikalti hain aur dusre end me wapas jaati hain, jaise ek magnetic dipole ka field hota hai. Solenoid me current se field banta hai; bar magnet me atomic-level circulating currents (electron motion) equivalent effect create karte hain. Isi wajah se bar magnet ke bahar ka field wahi formulas follow karta hai jo current loop ke dipole field follow karta hai.

Q2. Do magnetic field lines ek dusre ko kyun nahi intersect karti?

Field line us direction ko dikhati hai jisme us point pe compass needle align hogi. Agar do lines kisi point pe intersect karein, to us point pe do alag directions dikhengi — jo impossible hai kyunki resultant field ek point pe sirf ek hi unique direction rakhta hai.

Q3. Bar magnet ke andar field lines ki direction kya hoti hai — South se North ya North se South?

Magnet ke andar field lines South pole se North pole ki taraf chalti hain (bahar North se South chalti hain). Isse har field line ek continuous closed loop ban jaati hai — magnet ke andar aur bahar dono jagah se guzarti hui.

Q4. Diamagnetic aur paramagnetic materials me basic farak kya hai?

Diamagnetic materials external field ka weak opposition karte hain aur field se halka repel hote hain (relative permeability thodi 1 se kam). Paramagnetic materials external field ki direction me weakly align hote hain aur field ki taraf halka attract hote hain (relative permeability thodi 1 se zyada). Dono ka effect bahut weak hota hai compared to ferromagnetic materials.

Q5. Ferromagnetic materials diamagnetic aur paramagnetic se kaise different hain?

Ferromagnetic materials (jaise iron, cobalt, nickel) external field ki direction me bahut strongly align hote hain — inki relative permeability diamagnetic/paramagnetic se hazaron guna zyada ho sakti hai. Inme ye khaasiyat bhi hoti hai ki field hatne ke baad bhi ye apna magnetism kuch had tak retain kar sakte hain, jabki dia/paramagnetic materials field hatte hi apna magnetism kho dete hain.

Q6. Bismuth, aluminium aur iron — inhe unki magnetic property ke hisaab se classify karo.

Bismuth — diamagnetic. Aluminium — paramagnetic. Iron — ferromagnetic.

Q7. Gauss's law for magnetism ka statement likho.

Kisi bhi closed surface se guzarne wala total (net) magnetic flux hamesha zero hota hai:

∮ B · dA = 0

Q8. Gauss's law for magnetism se ye kaise pata chalta hai ki magnetic monopole exist nahi karta?

Agar isolated magnetic monopole (akela N ya akela S pole) exist karta, to ek closed surface use ghere hue net magnetic flux non-zero hota (jaise electric charge ke case me hota hai). Lekin observation aur Gauss's law dono confirm karte hain ki net flux hamesha zero hai, jiska matlab har North pole ke saath uska corresponding South pole zaroor hota hai — isolated pole possible nahi hai.

Q9. Electric charge ke liye Gauss's law aur magnetism ke liye Gauss's law me kya fundamental farak hai?

Electric case me isolated positive ya negative charge exist karta hai, isliye closed surface ke andar net charge ho sakta hai aur net electric flux non-zero ho sakta hai. Magnetic case me isolated pole (monopole) exist hi nahi karta — har magnetic dipole ke dono poles saath hote hain — isliye kisi bhi closed surface ke through net magnetic flux hamesha exactly zero rehta hai.

Q10. Ek bar magnet ko beech se todkar do tukde kar diya jaaye, to kya har tukda ek naya independent monopole banega?

Nahi. Jab bar magnet ko beech se todte hain, to har naya tukda khud ek chota bar magnet ban jaata hai — apne khud ke North aur South pole ke saath. Isolated monopole kabhi nahi milta, chahe magnet ko kitni bhi baar todo.

Q11. Field lines ki density (paas-paas hona) kya represent karti hai?

Field lines jitni close-spaced hoti hain, us region me magnetic field utna strong hota hai. Jahan lines dur-dur hoti hain, wahan field weak hota hai.

Q12. Ek current-carrying solenoid aur ek bar magnet — inke field pattern me kya similarity hai jo 'equivalent solenoid' idea ko support karti hai?

Dono cases me field lines ek end (jise hum North kehte hain) se bahar nikalti hain, loop bana kar dusre end (South) me wapas ghusti hain, aur andar se continue hoti hain. Field ki overall shape — dipole jaisa pattern — dono ke liye same hoti hai, isliye bar magnet ko conceptually ek equivalent solenoid maana ja sakta hai.

Important Equations — Ek Nazar Me

ConceptStatement / Expression
Gauss's law for magnetism∮ B · dA = 0 (har closed surface ke liye; no magnetic monopoles)
Field line direction (magnet ke bahar)North pole se South pole ki taraf
Field line direction (magnet ke andar)South pole se North pole ki taraf (closed loop complete karne ke liye)
Field line intersection ruleKabhi intersect nahi karti — ek point pe field ki sirf ek direction hoti hai
Basic classification of magnetic materials
DiamagneticRelative permeability μr < 1 (thoda kam); weak repulsion; examples: bismuth, copper, water
ParamagneticRelative permeability μr > 1 (thoda zyada); weak attraction; examples: aluminium, sodium, oxygen
FerromagneticRelative permeability μr >> 1 (bahut zyada); strong attraction, retains magnetism; examples: iron, cobalt, nickel

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Common Mistakes — Yahan Marks Kat te Hain

  1. Diamagnetic aur paramagnetic ko confuse karna. Yaad rakho — diamagnetic field ko weakly repel karta hai (permeability thodi kam), paramagnetic field ki taraf weakly attract hota hai (permeability thodi zyada). Ferromagnetic dono se bahut strong hota hai.
  2. Magnetic monopole exist karta hai — ye galat sochna. Chahe magnet ko kitni bhi baar todo, har tukda apna alag North-South pair banayega. Isolated single pole kabhi nahi milta — yahi Gauss's law for magnetism bataata hai.
  3. Bar magnet ke andar field line ki direction ulti likhna. Bahar North se South chalti hai, lekin magnet ke ANDAR South se North chalti hai — students isse ulta likh dete hain aur loop incomplete kar dete hain.
  4. Is chapter me purane syllabus ka Curie's law ya detailed ferromagnetism mathematics use karna. Current trimmed syllabus me sirf qualitative classification poochi jaati hai — temperature-dependence formulas, hysteresis curves, ya Curie temperature ki detailed math is chapter me ab nahi hai.
  5. Earth's magnetism (declination, dip, magnetic elements) is chapter se jodna. Ye poora topic 2026-27 syllabus me fully drop ho chuka hai — agar koi purana question paper dikhe jisme dip angle ya declination poocha ho, wo ab is chapter ka part nahi hai.
  6. Field lines ko intersect hote hue draw karna diagram questions me. Kabhi bhi do field lines ek point pe cross nahi honi chahiye — agar diagram me aisa dikhe to marks katenge, kyunki ek point pe field ki sirf ek direction possible hai.

Board-Style Important Questions

Note: Ye CBSE board ke pattern par bane practice questions hain — inhe marks-wise arrange kiya gaya hai. Ye kisi ek saal ka verified previous-year paper nahi hai. Asli PYQ ke liye CBSE ki official website ya apni school se past papers lijiye.
  • 1 mark: Kya magnetic monopole exist karta hai? Apne answer ki explanation do.
  • 1 mark: Bar magnet ke andar magnetic field lines ki direction kya hoti hai?
  • 2 marks: Diamagnetic aur paramagnetic materials me farak explain karo, ek-ek example ke saath.
  • 3 marks: Bar magnet ko equivalent solenoid kyun kaha jaata hai? Reasoning likho.
  • 3 marks: Gauss's law for magnetism likho aur explain karo ki ye kaise dikhata hai ki magnetic monopole exist nahi karta.

Aksar Poochhe Jaane Wale Sawaal

Kya is chapter me earth's magnetism padhna padega?

Nahi. 2026-27 ke rationalised syllabus me earth's magnetism (declination, dip, magnetic elements) is chapter se poori tarah hata diya gaya hai. Sirf bar magnet as equivalent solenoid, field lines, basic material classification, aur Gauss's law for magnetism padhna hai.

Kya bar magnet ke dipole moment ka formula yaad karna zaroori hai?

Current trimmed syllabus me detailed mathematical treatment (jaise axial/equatorial field formulas) nahi hai. Concept level pe samajhna kaafi hai ki bar magnet ek current loop jaisa dipole behavior dikhata hai.

Diamagnetic, paramagnetic, ferromagnetic — inme numerical calculations aati hain kya?

Is chapter me ye classification purely qualitative hai — sirf relative permeability ka comparison aur examples yaad rakhne hain, koi Curie's law ya temperature-dependent numerical is syllabus me nahi hai.

Gauss's law for magnetism aur electric Gauss's law me kya farak hai?

Electric Gauss's law me net enclosed charge ke basis pe flux non-zero ho sakta hai. Magnetic case me monopole exist nahi karta, isliye har closed surface ka net magnetic flux hamesha exactly zero hota hai.

Is chapter ka weightage kitna hai?

Specific mark weightage yahan claim nahi kiya ja sakta kyunki ye exam-to-exam vary karta hai. Concept clear rakho — bar magnet-solenoid equivalence, field lines properties, material classification, aur Gauss's law — ye four core ideas hi is trimmed chapter ka pura scope hain.

Ferromagnetic material field hatne ke baad bhi magnetic kyun reh sakta hai?

Ferromagnetic materials me atomic magnetic moments strongly align ho jaate hain external field ki presence me, aur field hatne ke baad bhi kuch alignment retain rehta hai — isi wajah se ye field hatne ke baad bhi partially magnetized reh sakte hain. Detailed mechanism (domains, hysteresis) is trimmed syllabus me nahi poocha jaata.

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