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From: OrionWorks
In the scenario described above, if electron velocity is calculated to
be around 0.7 mm/sec (presumably at a stationary position) why don't
the effects of magnetism increase dramatically if we were to make a
electromagnetic coil and spin it at say a lazy 60 rpm, a very slow
revolution. I presume spinning an electromagnetic coil at such a slow
speed doesn't increase the effects of magnetism one whit.
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Hmmm. The web page describes how a charge experiences a magnetic
field. Did you go there? It provides a dramatic description. I'm not
sure the site relates to your question.
Terry
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