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Dingle
Conductivity, altered by a magnetic field?
Hi
Im a high school student studying physics.
I conducted an experiment that measured the conductivity of KCl electrolytic solution vs. a change in concentration.
Anyway, i had a magnetic stirrer stirring the solution in a beaker when the conductivity probe from a EDT Series 3 RE387Tx Conductivity meter was inserted to take a reading.
Now the question is,
Does the magnetic field created by the magnetic stirrer also affect the Current flowing between the conductivity meters electrodes and therefore the CONDUCTIVITY!?
(please say no ! )
PS: The conductity meter puts a small amount of AC through the solution.
Hi
Im a high school student studying physics.
I conducted an experiment that measured the conductivity of KCl electrolytic solution vs. a change in concentration.
Anyway, i had a magnetic stirrer stirring the solution in a beaker when the conductivity probe from a EDT Series 3 RE387Tx Conductivity meter was inserted to take a reading.
Now the question is,
Does the magnetic field created by the magnetic stirrer also affect the Current flowing between the conductivity meters electrodes and therefore the CONDUCTIVITY!?
(please say no ! )
PS: The conductity meter puts a small amount of AC through the solution.