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Material Type: Notes; Class: General Physics II; Subject: Physics; University: Syracuse University; Term: Unknown 2008;
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Current carrying wire
Current loops and magnet
ferromagnetism, and superconductivityParamagnetism, diamagnetism,
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The magnetic force on a charge
(^) q
field as it moves through a magnetic
(^) with velocity
(^) v (^) is
( Lorentz Force )
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Two parallel current attract
Two antiparallel currents repel
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weakly attracted by magnetsParamagnetic materials are
