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Which of the following material can be tested by magnetic particle testing?

Which of the following material can be tested by magnetic particle testing? Correct Answer Ferromagnetic

Magnetic particle testing works only on materials that can be magnetized easily. Ferromagnetic materials can be magnetized easily and these are also called as permanent magnets.

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