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30) Magnetic Mass Flow We will calculate the flow of mass in a magnetic field. We start with the relationship between electric current, time and amount charge in a point. Written by: (1) i=Q/t where i stands for the electric current in Ampere Q is the amount of charge in a point expressed in the unit of Ampere seconds, and t is equal to time expressed in seconds. We define the unit charge by letter e0, expressed in the unit of Ampere seconds. If there are N number of unit charge in a point then the Q value can be written: (2) Q=N.e0 Now we can write the formel: (3) i.T=e0.N From this formula we can solve out the N value to: (4) N=i.T/e0 From all theory we know that the unit charge is equal to volume flow matter per time unit: Hence: (5) N.e0=V/t0 where t0 is equal to the spin time of an electrone and V is equal to the amount of volume, re-circled during the time t0. By inserting the value of N as we have calculated above, we get the formula: (6) i.T=V/t0 (7) (i.T).t0=V We divide both sides of the equation with the time T and get: (8) (i.T).t0/T=V/T (9) i.t0=V/T We know that the mass density of an electrone is equal to: (10) qe=q.(Kt/2 ) By multiplying this quantity with the spin revolution time we get: (11) M/T=me.i/e0 This formula shows how much mass in the vacuum field which is re-circled as function of the electric current i in the conductor.