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Some one told me that ,by nature, flux an pass through any medium. Is it true? :uhh:
Yes, flux can pass through air because air is a medium that has the ability to allow electric or magnetic fields to pass through it. This is due to the fact that air contains particles, such as molecules or ions, that can facilitate the flow of flux.
It depends on the type of solid object. Some materials, such as metals, have high electrical conductivity and can easily allow flux to pass through them. Other materials, such as wood or plastic, have lower conductivity and may impede the flow of flux.
No, flux cannot pass through a vacuum because a vacuum is a space devoid of any matter. Since flux is a physical quantity that is carried by particles or fields, it cannot exist in a vacuum.
Yes, flux can pass through water because water is a medium that has the ability to conduct electricity. This is due to the presence of ions, such as sodium and chloride, which allow the flow of electric current and therefore, flux.
It depends on the type of organism and their internal structures. Some organisms, such as bacteria or plants, have conductive materials in their bodies that can allow the flow of flux. However, larger organisms, such as humans, have structures, such as skin and bones, that can impede the flow of flux.