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Diamagnetism question
Theoretical problem:
You have a piece of Pyrolytic Carbon, let's say 50mm x 50mm x 3mm thick. You want to levitate it along with a 25g weight on top. Levitation height does not matter. Would it be possible to find the Magnetic Flux density needed to do this? I think it will involve Curie's law or maybe F=(m∇)B but I am not sure how to do it |
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