magnetisation (Also magnetisations) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to magnetisation

  • magnetization«
  • magnetic induction«
  • magnetisation«
  • magnetic flux«
  • spellbinder«
  • magnetic flux unit«
  • magnet«
  • flux unit«
  • magnetise«
  • weber«
  • magnetic permeability«
  • spellbind«
  • static magnet«
  • solenoid«
  • mesmerize«
  • physics«
  • mesmerise«
  • permanent magnet«
  • magnetize«
  • paramagnet«
  • natural philosophy«
  • bewitch«
  • maxwell«
  • magnetic needle«
  • grip«
  • field magnet«
  • entrance«
  • electromagnet«
  • bar magnet«
  • uranology«
  • thermodynamics«
  • stud finder«
  • statistical mechanics«
  • solid-state physics«
  • rheology«
  • ravishment«
  • quantum physics«
  • quantity«
  • plasma physics«
  • physicist«
  • physical property«
  • particle physics«
  • optics«
  • nucleonics«
  • nuclear physics«
  • natural process«
  • natural action«
  • mechanics«
  • measure«
  • magnetic head«
  • lodestone«
  • loadstone«
  • high-energy physics«
  • high energy physics«
  • grasp«
  • fascination«
  • entrancement«
  • electrostatics«
  • electronics«
  • electromagnetism«
  • electromagnetics«
  • crystallography«
  • cryogeny«
  • cryogenics«
  • captivation«
  • biophysics«
  • atomic physics«
  • astronomy«
  • astronautics«
  • amount«
  • aeronautics«
  • activity«
  • action«
  • transfix«
  • magnetized«
  • magnetised«
  • magnetic«
  • fascinate«
  • physical«
  • paramagnetic«
  • attractable«
  • weight«
  • wave-particle duality«
  • volume«
  • vitrification«
  • visible radiation«
  • visible light«
  • van der Waals«
  • value«
  • uranologist«
  • unmalleability«
  • unit of time«
  • transport«
  • transpiration«
  • transmutation«
  • transduction«
  • trance«
  • total heat«
  • total«
  • time unit«
  • time interval«
  • thermostatics«
  • thermodynamics of equilibrium«
  • thermionics«
  • tentacle«
  • tension«
  • temperature change«
  • temperature«
  • system of measurement«
  • synergy«
  • synergism«
  • symmetry«
  • survival of the fittest«
  • survival«
  • succession«
  • stimulation«
  • stiffening«
  • statics«
  • static«
  • state change«
  • stargazer«
  • spallation«
  • source«
  • sorption«
  • solubleness«
  • solidifying«
  • solidification«
  • solar physics«
  • softening«
  • soaking«
  • soakage«
  • soak«
  • snap«
  • sink«
  • shear«
  • set«
  • sericulture«
  • sensitivity«
  • sensitiveness«
  • selenology«
  • selection«
  • scattering«
  • saltation«
  • rigidifying«
  • rigidification«
  • rest mass«
  • reluctivity«
  • release«
  • relativistic mass«
  • relative quantity«
  • reflexion«
  • reflectivity«
  • reflection«
  • randomness«
  • radio astronomy«
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  • quantum mechanics«
  • quantum field theory«
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  • proof«
  • probability«
  • precession of the equinoxes«
  • point in time«
  • point«
  • pneumatics«
  • playing period«
  • play«
  • plasticity«
  • physical change«
  • phase transition«
  • phase change«
  • perturbation«
  • period of play«
  • perceptibility«
  • pair production«
  • pair formation«
  • pair creation«
  • oxygenation«
  • oscillation«
  • opacification«
  • octane rating«
  • octane number«
  • number«
  • nuclear reaction«
  • nuclear physicist«
  • natural selection«
  • momentum«
  • microelectronics«
  • metric«
  • materialization«
  • materialisation«
  • mass energy«
  • mass«
  • malleability«
  • magnetism«
  • magnetic force«
  • magnetic attraction«
  • luminousness«
  • luminosity«
  • luminance«
  • light«
  • length«
  • leaching«
  • leach«
  • kinetics«
  • kinematics«
  • isotropy«
  • ionophoresis«
  • ionization«
  • ionisation«
  • ion exchange«
  • invisibleness«
  • invisibility«
  • intrigue«
  • interval«
  • influence«
  • inertial mass«
  • inelasticity«
  • indefinite quantity«
  • inaudibleness«
  • inaudibility«
  • inactivation«
  • imperceptibility«
  • hydraulics«
  • holography«
  • heat content«
  • hardening«
  • gravitational mass«
  • geological process«
  • geologic process«
  • fundamental quantity«
  • fundamental measure«
  • fugacity«
  • freeze«
  • free energy«
  • fossilization«
  • fossilisation«
  • formation«
  • flux«
  • fluid mechanics«
  • flow«
  • flocculation«
  • filtration«
  • feedback«
  • extraction«
  • extinction«
  • establishment«
  • entropy«
  • enthalpy«
  • energy«
  • electrophoresis«
  • electron optics«
  • elasticity«
  • effervescence«
  • economic value«
  • ecological succession«
  • ecesis«
  • dynamics«
  • duality«
  • drippiness«
  • drift«
  • distillment«
  • distillation«
  • dissolution«
  • dissolubility«
  • disintegration«
  • diffusion«
  • dielectrolysis«
  • desorption«
  • demagnetization«
  • demagnetisation«
  • delight«
  • deflexion«
  • deflection«
  • definite quantity«
  • decay«
  • curing«
  • curdling«
  • cordage«
  • convection«
  • condensation«
  • concretion«
  • come«
  • coagulation«
  • clotting«
  • classical mechanics«
  • chromatography«
  • chemical process«
  • chemical change«
  • chemical action«
  • charm«
  • change«
  • chance«
  • centrifugation«
  • celestial mechanics«
  • catoptrics«
  • catch«
  • cataphoresis«
  • capture«
  • brightness level«
  • brightness«
  • biophysicist«
  • bending«
  • avionics«
  • astrophysics«
  • astronomer«
  • astrometry«
  • astrodynamics«
  • assess«
  • antiredeposition«
  • al-Haytham«
  • aeromechanics«
  • aerodynamics«
  • aeration«
  • adiabatic process«
  • active«
  • acoustician«
  • acidification«
  • absorptivity«
  • absorption factor«
  • absorption«
  • zymosis«
  • zymolysis«
  • zippo«
  • zip«
  • zilch«
  • zero«
  • yield«
  • worth«
  • work«
  • windage«
  • wind deflection«
  • will-o'-the-wisp«
  • wet«
  • weightlessness«
  • weightiness«
  • wearing away«
  • wearing«
  • wave mechanics«
  • wash«
  • warming«
  • wake«
  • void«
  • visibleness«
  • visibility«
  • veil«
  • variation«
  • vapour«
  • vaporization«
  • vaporisation«
  • vapor«
  • valuer«
  • valuator«
  • valuation«
  • utility«
  • unit of measurement«
  • unit«
  • ultracentrifugation«
  • ullage«
  • twilight«
  • twenty-four hours«
  • twenty-four hour period«
  • turn«
  • turbulent flow«
  • transpose«
  • transformer«
  • transamination«
  • toxicity«
  • toughness«
  • touchstone«
  • touch«
  • totality«
  • torchlight«
  • top-up«
  • tooth decay«
  • time slot«
  • time period«
  • time of departure«
  • time of arrival«
  • time constant«
  • time«
  • throw-weight«
  • think«
  • thermocoagulation«
  • then«
  • thawing«
  • thaw«
  • terrestrial time«
  • terrestrial dynamical time«
  • term«
  • tense«
  • tender«
  • tempter«
  • temptation«
  • temperature scale«
  • temperature reduction«
  • temper«
  • tax assessor«
  • tare«
  • tankage«
  • system of weights and measures«
  • system of weights«
  • synthesis«
  • synergist«
  • syneresis«
  • synaeresis«
  • switch«
  • swelling«
  • sweet talker«
  • suspension«
  • surface assimilation«
  • supply«
  • sunshine«
  • sunlight«
  • sun«
  • sum«
  • suffusion«
  • sufficiency«
  • substitute«
  • sublimate«
  • subduction«
  • strip«
  • string«
  • stride«
  • stretchiness«
  • stretchability«
  • stretch«
  • streamline flow«
  • streamer«
  • stray«
  • stratification«
  • strain«
  • still«
  • stiffness«
  • step«
  • starting time«
  • start«
  • starlight«
  • standard«
  • stain«
  • sputter«
  • springiness«
  • spring«
  • sporting chance«
  • spoiling«
  • spoilage«
  • spillage«
  • spike«
  • spice«
  • spell«
  • speed«
  • speechmaker«
  • speechifier«
  • sparkle«
  • space«
  • sound reflection«
  • sound«
  • sorb«
  • solvate«
  • solubility«
  • solidness«
  • solid state«
  • solid«
  • solar day«
  • soil«
  • soaking up«
  • smut«
  • smoothy«
  • smoothie«
  • small indefinite quantity«
  • small indefinite amount«
  • slot«
  • slipstream«
  • slim chance«
  • skinful«
  • simmer«
  • sidereal day«
  • showtime«
  • show time«
  • shortness«
  • shooting star«
  • shoot«
  • shoal«
  • ship's bell«
  • shining«
  • shift«
  • shape«
  • shallow«
  • shake«
  • shaft of light«
  • shaft«
  • shade«
  • sericulturist«
  • sequestration«
  • separation energy«
  • sensitive«
  • seek time«
  • second«
  • sec«
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