macrodipoles

Example:Macropolarities can be detected in materials through various techniques, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

Definition:The general term for macroscopic electric or magnetic polarities, which are associated with the presence of macrodipoles.

Example:Material polarizations are important in the functioning of many electronic devices, including capacitors and inductors.

Definition:The alignment of macroscopic electric dipoles within materials in response to external electric or magnetic fields.

Example:Oriented dipoles in a molecule can give rise to significant macrodipole moments that influence the molecule's overall physical and chemical properties.

Definition:Dipoles that have been aligned in a material to form macrodipole moments.

Example:Net dipoles are crucial for the operation of many modern technologies, including, but not limited to, magnetic storage devices and sensors.

Definition:The overall dipolar nature of a material as a result of the unbalanced distribution of positive and negative charges or the alignment of magnetic domains.