What does electro-magnetic attraction and repulsion mean?
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elec·tro-mag·net·ic at·trac·tion and re·pul·sion
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Electro-magnetic Attraction and Repulsion
The attraction and repulsion due to electromagnetic lines of force, which lines always tend to take as short a course as possible and also seek the medium of the highest permeance. This causes them to concentrate in iron and steel or other paramagnetic substance and to draw them towards a magnet by shortening the lines of force connecting the two. It is exactly the same attraction as that of the permanent magnet for its armature, Ampére's theory bringing the latter under the same title. In the case of two magnets like poles repel and unlike attract. In the case of simple currents, those in the same direction attract and those in opposite directions repel each other. This refers to constant current reactions. Thus the attraction of unlike poles of two magnets is, by the Ampérian theory, the attraction of two sets of currents of similar direction, as is evident from the diagram. The repulsion of like poles is the repulsion of unlike currents and the same applies to solenoids, q. v. (See Magnetism and do. Ampére's Theory of--Induction, Electro-dynamic--Electro-magnetic Induction.)
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of electro-magnetic attraction and repulsion in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of electro-magnetic attraction and repulsion in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
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