British Journal of Global Ecology and Sustainable Development
Volume-16, May, 2023
ISSN (E):
2754-9291
87
magnetic field , the electrodynamics are known to affect
Lorens' power (Figure 1
upward):
the pits begin to move upwards and force negative charge on the upper side of the
sample, and the negative currents at the bottom begin to accumulate, and on each side
there are generated excess gear motors that are noticeable with a charge sign. These
charges
cause the electrostatic field to become stronger
and it forces them to
move up the pit. This accumulation of charging forces
the
Lorens forces to be the
same in quantity
when there is a certain
vа
value of electric
field
due to the magnitude.
,
we will have a relationship
that makes it easier
to
analyze the results
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