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I was wondering if someone knows how nature tornados affect different materials magnetic properties? Is there any published litterature on this subject?
Tornados and magnetism are both examples of natural phenomena. While tornados are powerful storms that form from rotating air, magnetism is a force that can attract or repel objects. However, scientists have found that tornados can actually affect magnetic properties in some materials.
When a tornado passes through an area, it creates intense winds that can generate an electric current. This current can then induce a magnetic field in nearby materials, causing changes in their magnetic properties. This process is known as a magneto-hydrodynamic effect.
While tornados can induce temporary changes in magnetic properties, they do not have a lasting impact. Once the tornado has passed and the electric current is no longer present, the magnetic properties of materials will return to their original state.
Yes, there are certain materials that are more sensitive to changes in magnetic fields. Some examples include iron, nickel, cobalt, and other ferromagnetic materials. These materials have a high magnetic permeability, meaning they can easily be influenced by external magnetic fields.
Studying the effects of tornados on magnetic properties can help us better understand the behavior of materials under extreme conditions. This knowledge can then be applied to various industries, such as construction and engineering, to create more resilient structures that can withstand tornado-force winds.