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What is the substance in a magnetic force?

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What is the substance in a magnetic force?

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There is no substance. Michael Faraday called them ‘Lines of Force’. These imaginary lines run from the North to South poles of a magnet and can be concentrated by channeling them through soft iron or other magnetic metals. If you move a wire through these ‘lines’ a voltage is generated across the ends of the wire and this can be turned into an electric current by closing the loop of the wire.

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