Physics Uncovered on Instagram: "Melting metal with magnetism works through induction heating. When a rapidly changing magnetic field passes through a conductive material, it creates circular electrical currents inside the metal called eddy currents. As these currents move through the metal’s natural resistance, they generate heat. With enough energy, the metal becomes hot enough to melt — all without direct contact or flames."

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