A technician places a solid block of pure copper into a uniform magnetic field between two magnetic poles. How do the magnetic lines of flux interact with the copper block?
- AThey are completely blocked at the surface because copper acts as a magnetic insulator.
- They pass straight through the block with virtually no distortion because copper has a relative permeability nearly equal to that of air.Cevap
- CThey concentrate densely inside the copper because all metallic conductors form strong internal magnetic poles.
- DThey are stored statically within the block by separating electric charges across opposite faces.
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They pass straight through the block with virtually no distortion because copper has a relative permeability nearly equal to that of air.
Magnetic flux lines pass directly through non-magnetic substances like copper with virtually no distortion because copper has a relative permeability nearly identical to that of air or a vacuum (). Unlike ferromagnetic materials such as soft iron, copper does not offer a lower-reluctance path to concentrate magnetic field lines, nor does it act as a barrier to steady magnetic flux.
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Magnetic Permeability and Flux Behavior in Non-Magnetic Materials
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