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force exerted on a charge in electromagnetic field
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The Lorentz force is the push or pull that an electric or magnetic field exerts on a charged particle, causing it to accelerate or change direction. This force is fundamental to how electricity and magnetism work together, making it essential for understanding everything from how motors spin to how particles behave in accelerators.
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