Applications of permanent magnets, Chemical Engineering

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Applications of permanent magnets 

a - Applications based on attraction or repulsion forces 

b - Applications based on Faraday's induction law

c- Application based on Lorentz forces on conductors 

d - Application based on Lorentz forces on single charges

 


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