Translation guide
The process of making something magnetic, or the state of being magnetized. In Japanese, this is typically expressed using the noun 磁化 (jika) or the verb 磁化する (jika suru).
magnetization (noun)
to magnetize
Expressing the act of magnetizing something or the resulting magnetic state, in general or technical contexts.
The standard noun for 'magnetization'. Used in physics, engineering, and everyday contexts when discussing magnetic properties.
I am researching the magnetization of iron.
Measure the strength of magnetization.
The verb form meaning 'to magnetize' or 'to become magnetized'. Used for both transitive and intransitive actions.
This metal magnetizes easily.
I magnetized a needle and made a compass.
Often used in technical contexts for 'magnetization', especially when referring to the process of imparting magnetism to a material, like in manufacturing magnets.
The magnetization process of permanent magnets.
A less common term for magnetization, sometimes used in older or specific technical literature. Can also imply 'being magnetized' as a state.
Calculate the magnetic susceptibility.
The verb 磁化する can be used both transitively (to magnetize something) and intransitively (to become magnetized). Context usually makes the meaning clear. For explicit transitive use, you can say ～を磁化する.
Magnetize the iron.
The iron becomes magnetized.