Hello

 

Do Lines of magnetic flux have weight ??

 

 

I have this question

 

this photo

 

 

I drew it

 

there is a Circuit with a coil >> there is a sensitive balance with a ball of wrought Iron

 

The question is

 

 

What will happen to the balance's reading when the current is in the direction in the picture ??

 

And what will happen If we made the current in the opposing direction ??

 

 

Thanks in advance

Or I think it would be more accurate to say : the effect of the magnetic field direction .. going to the balance or away from it

What you seem to be asking is whether a north pole of an electromagnet would attract the wrought iron ball a different amount from an equal strength south pole. I feel sure it would not. The simple answer to your question is (imo) that there would be no difference. In a practical experiment with a very sensitive balance you might sense a very small difference if the ball retained a small amount of residual magnetism.

But in both ways the reading of the balance would be less than its reading when there was no magnatic field ??

 

I mean Is it sure that both north pole and south pole will attract the wrought Iron ??

 

 

because in one case >> the field direction would be down towards the Iron

 

but in the other case the field goes up not down>>

 

Wouldn't the first make the Iron heavier ? and the reading will be more ??

If the material were diamagnetic, there would be repulsion. For paramagnetic or ferromagnetic (with no permanent magnetism), the force is attractive. This is regardless of the field direction. It's only if you have a permanent field in the iron that the field direction matters.

so the reading will be less in both cases ?

 

And another thing please >> when you say a diamagnetic material >> isnot copper and gold diamagnetic ??

 

when does this repulsion occur ??

 

If there was a current passing through the material ??

 

 

 

And as for my first question .. there is no current in the wrought Iron ..

 

Thanks in advance

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