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by frongpik
1998 days ago
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"Life doesn't violate the 2nd law of thermodynamics" sounds similar to "magnetism does no work". Yet we know that magnetism creates macroscopic effects: a magnet can lift an iron nail, despite it does no work. The way it's explained is that magnetism somehow redirects other forces that do the work. My point is that something can do work without doing work "on paper" because all the work is done by others. |
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I remember learning in school that the magnetic field does work on objects and the magnetic potential energy is converted into kinetic energy in the process.