Graphite electromagnetic induction

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Graphite's conductivity raises the question of whether a voltage difference will occur between the inner and outer ends of a spiral drawn on a wall when a varying magnetic field is applied. The discussion suggests conducting an experiment using a magnet and voltmeter to test this hypothesis. However, it is noted that graphite has limitations regarding the frequency of the magnetic field due to its magnetic saturation properties. High-frequency applications may encounter issues related to this saturation. Overall, the experiment could provide insights into the electromagnetic behavior of graphite under varying magnetic conditions.
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since graphite conducts. if spiral shape is drawn with pencil on the wall (thick , dark lines)
will a voltage difference appear between inner and outer end of the spiral when a varying magnetic field is switched on, normal to wall
 
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Sounds like a fun experiment. Perhaps you should take a magnet, a voltmeter, and try it out.
 
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