In a compound $AB$, $A$ atoms occupy the corners of the cube and the $B$ atoms occupy the body centre of the cube. If the $A$ atoms possess magnetic moment due to up-spin and $B$ atoms possess magnetic moment due to down-spin, the magnetic nature of the compound $AB$ in an isolated unit cell is

  • A
    paramagnetic
  • B
    ferrimagnetic
  • C
    diamagnetic
  • D
    anti-ferromagnetic

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