Cap sealing takes advantage of this phenomenon, since this can be used to temporarily heat aluminum foil.
Cap sealing takes advantage of this phenomenon, since this can be used to temporarily heat aluminum foil. Explained soon after a related discovery by Hans Christian Oersted, its direction is given by Lenz's Law. This is used in a squirrel-cage or asynchronous motor. Name this phenomenon whose explanation is often credited to Michael Faraday and which involves the creation of an electric potential difference by a change in a magnetic field.
Cap sealing takes advantage of this phenomenon, since this can be used to temporarily heat aluminum foil.
(electromagnetic) induction