Does a particle need a magnetic field to be affected by a magnetic field?
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Does a particle need a magnetic field to be affected by a magnetic field?
❱ So the electron at rest is affected by a time-varying magnetic field, though indirectly--via an induced electric field. Without considering induced fields: An electron will align its spin.
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If any charge particles is at rest or in motion then it create its own electric field but when its moving then it generate a magnetic field and when it come contact with other magnetic field then it get affected by that magnetic field ..
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