Magnetic Flux with iron filings

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Magnetic flux can be visually demonstrated using iron filings to illustrate magnetic fields. A strong magnet dropped through a copper pipe showcases Lenz's Law, which explains the interaction between magnetic fields and conductive materials. To explore magnetic shielding, one can create a container using high-quality copper. Experimenting with these materials can yield interesting results related to magnetic flux and shielding. Engaging with these concepts can enhance understanding of electromagnetic principles.
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Hi all this is my first post.
I would like to see magnetic flux is there anyway I could do this I remember at school many years ago using iron filing. I would like to see the results of magnetic shielding
 
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Well i don't know if this is quite what your looking for but its cool to see a strong magnet dropped down a copper pipe. This is lenzs law .
 
get some high quality copper and fashion some kind of container and play around lenzs law explains a lot
 

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