magnetocaloric effect
noun
mag·ne·to·caloric effect
: a reversible change in the temperature of a thermally insulated magnetizable substance in a magnetic field of varying intensity with the temperature rising or falling according as the field intensity is increased or decreased
Word History
Etymology
magnet- + caloric
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