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Detecting Lorentz Force: Experiment with Strong Neodymium Magnet
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[QUOTE="kuruman, post: 6155422, member: 192687"] What do you think the current through the hollow cylinder does? Your drawing shows the current running parallel to the cylinder's axis. If that's the case, it provides no field inside it, so what is its purpose? What did you use to measure the effects of a changing magnetic field through the solenoid? Was it sensitive enough? In experiments of this sort, one needs not only a strong magnet, but also a solenoid of many turns, at least a few hundred. If you really are trying to measure the Lorentz force and not the induced emf, how is your setup going to achieve this goal? [/QUOTE]
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