Electromagnetic Force

Definition

Electromagnetic force is one of the four fundamental forces and is responsible for electric and magnetic interactions between charged particles. It encompasses both electric fields (static charges) and magnetic fields (moving charges).

Related terms

Electric Field: An invisible region around charged particles where electric forces act on other charged particles.

Magnetic Field: An invisible region around magnets or moving charges where magnetic forces act on other magnets or moving charges.

Coulomb's Law:

A mathematical equation that describes the force between two charged particles based on their charges and distance.