Find the value of the molecular field at low temperatures

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The ferromagnet gadolinium has a Curie temperature of 298 K and each atom has J=7/2 and g=2. Find the value of the molecular field at low temperatures. Comment on the magnitude of this magnetic field, noting the nature of the interaction which it represents.

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