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Do magnets attract objects in a straight line?
Do magnets attract objects in a straight line?
a.) magnet dipole - magnet dipole b.) magnet dipole - electric charge c.) magnet dipole - metal molecule d.) magnet dipole - charged metal molecule Will any or all of these combination result in a second particle move in a straight line or some kind of a spiral, having in mind Lorentz force (magnetic force of a moving charge) act perpendicular to both velocity and magnetic field vectors? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorentz_force |
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