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EMI in non conducting-conducting materials?

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Is magnetic flux observed in non conducting-conducting materials too? If yes then EMF should be induced in non conducting-conducting materials too as per Faraday's law; although ilaw. However, I have srudiedread that "motional and rotational" EMF cannot be induced in non conducting-conducting materials because these involve role of charges specifically and the latter do not have free charges. Still, but iI cannot seem to get over whether they can induce EMF or not in other cases of EMI.

Is magnetic flux observed in non conducting materials too? If yes then EMF should be induced in non conducting materials too as per Faraday's law; although i have srudied that "motional and rotational" EMF cannot be induced in non conducting materials because these involve role of charges specifically and the latter do not have free charges, but i cannot seem to get over whether they can induce EMF or not in other cases of EMI.

Is magnetic flux observed in non-conducting materials too? If yes then EMF should be induced in non-conducting materials per Faraday's law. However, I have read that "motional and rotational" EMF cannot be induced in non-conducting materials because the latter do not have free charges. Still, I cannot seem to get over whether they can induce EMF or not in other cases of EMI.

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EMI in non conducting materials?

Is magnetic flux observed in non conducting materials too? If yes then EMF should be induced in non conducting materials too as per Faraday's law; although i have srudied that "motional and rotational" EMF cannot be induced in non conducting materials because these involve role of charges specifically and the latter do not have free charges, but i cannot seem to get over whether they can induce EMF or not in other cases of EMI.