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The susceptibility is independent of temperature in which material?

The susceptibility is independent of temperature in which material? Correct Answer Diamagnetic

In the diamagnetic materials, the susceptibility is very small and negative. Thus the susceptibility will be independent of the temperature. The atoms of solids having closed shells and metals like gold have this property.

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