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The national high magnetic field laboratory holds the world record for creating the strongest magnetic field. their largest hybrid magnet can produce a constant magnetic field of 45 t. to see if such a strong magnetic field could pose health risks for nearby workers, calculate the maximum acceleration the field could produce for na* ions (of mass 3.8 times 10-26 kg) in blood traveling through the aorta. the speed of blood is highly variable, but 35 cm/s is reasonable in the aorta. would you guess that the acceleration you found above would be dangerous for workers to be near such a large magnetic field?

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