Does it have something to do with electron spin directions?
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Anonymous2013-05-12 5:18
tst
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Anonymous2013-05-13 20:21
gravitation field is alined already, magnetic field is not, but can easy to aline, electric field is also alined easily. time field is not easy to aline or bent.
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Anonymous2013-05-15 22:36
correct me if im wrong but,
all we know is that EM force is one of the three quantum forces,
An magnetic field is created in the presence of oscillation of dis-balance of atoms during the passing of a current through a conductor?
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Solenoids2013-05-20 6:10
Solenoids
A solenoid is an electromagnetic coil with a movable core constructed of a magnetic material. The core or plunger is sometimes attached to an external spring. This spring causes the plunger to remain in a fixed position until moved by the electromagnetic field created by current applied to the coil. This external spring also causes the core or plunger to return to its otiginal position when the coil is de-energized.
Solenoids are used for a variety of applications. For example, most door chime circuits use one or more solenoids to cause the chime to sound. Many gas and fuel oil furnaces use solenoid valves to automatically turn on or off the fuel supply on demand. Most dishwashers use one or more solenoids to control the flow of water. The solenoid is representative of the many types of electromechanical control devices used in conjunction with robotic systems.