From which side the electrons move to?

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Look at this picture. There is moving magnet, it is moving from right to left. SO from which side the electrons will move, S1 or S2. http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/1517/untitledgd9.jpg"
 
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ur arrows on the magnet are wrong, magnetic field always rusn from N to S
 
scientist91 said:
Look at this picture. There is moving magnet, it is moving from right to left. SO from which side the electrons will move, S1 or S2. http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/1517/untitledgd9.jpg"

Ever heard of Lenz's Law?
For a current induced in a conductor, the current flows in such a direction that its own magnetic field opposes the change that produced it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenz's_law
 
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ranger said:
Ever heard of Lenz's Law?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenz's_law[/QUOTE]
Why it is like that? Not just law, I need explanation!
 
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scientist91 said:
Why it is like that? Not just law, I need explanation!

scientist what is your native language?
 
ice109 said:
scientist what is your native language?
Macedonian. Please answer on my question. Do not give me laws, without explanation. I need explanation, why the electrons move from S1 to + or from S2 to + pole?
 
scientist91 said:
Why it is like that? Not just law, I need explanation!
What kind of an "explanation" are you looking for that does not refer to physical laws? You must start somewhere.
 
scientist91 said:
Macedonian. Please answer on my question. Do not give me laws, without explanation. I need explanation, why the electrons move from S1 to + or from S2 to + pole?

Dude, the laws are the explanations. Just take what it states and apply it to your situation. For crying out loud, man, use your brain a little!
 
scientist91 said:
Why it is like that? Not just law, I need explanation!

Well, if you looked at the link(!), you can see that the current flows in such a direction that its own magnetic field opposes the change that produced it due to the conservation of energy. Read the link, you can't expect people on here to teach you!
 
scientist91 said:
Macedonian. Please answer on my question. Do not give me laws, without explanation. I need explanation, why the electrons move from S1 to + or from S2 to + pole?

scientist i really think you should read texts in your native language
 
Archduke said:
Well, if you looked at the link(!), you can see that the current flows in such a direction that its own magnetic field opposes the change that produced it due to the conservation of energy. Read the link, you can't expect people on here to teach you!
BUT WHY IT IS LIKE THAT? O M G!
 
scientist91 said:
BUT WHY IT IS LIKE THAT? O M G!

someone give him the standard model explanation about force mediation particles
 

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