Is it possible to convert a heat energy into magnetic energy?
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Answer Posted / thiruvengadesh
it is not possible to convert directly from heat energy to
magnetic energy.we have to convert first from heat to
electrical then we make wound wire on metals we get the
magnetic energy.
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