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magnetic flux

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flux (fluks)
1. an excessive flow or discharge.
2. the rate of the flow of some quantity per unit area.
magnetic flux  (Φ) a quantitative measure of a magnetic field.
magnetic flux (N),
a quantitative measure of a magnetic field.
flux [fluks]
1. an excessive flow or discharge.
2. the rate of the flow of some quantity (or magnetic field) per unit area.
magnetic flux (Φ) a quantitative measure of a magnetic field.
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