Metal shavings are small pieces of metal that have been shaved off larger pieces, while infinite lines of flux refer to the continuous flow of magnetic flux in a magnetic field.
Metal shavings can be created by cutting or grinding a material that is magnetic. As the material is being cut, magnetic flux lines are also being cut, which results in metal shavings being attracted to the cutting tool.
Yes, metal shavings can be manipulated by magnetic fields. The metal shavings will align themselves with the direction of the magnetic flux lines, creating patterns and shapes.
Metal shavings can be used in experiments to demonstrate the behavior of magnetic fields. Infinite lines of flux are important in understanding the properties of magnets and can be used in various technologies such as motors and generators.
Yes, care should be taken when working with metal shavings as they can be sharp and cause injury. Strong magnetic fields should also be handled with caution as they can affect electronic devices and cause harm to individuals with pacemakers or other medical devices.