We calculate the electrohydrodynamic forces on an ion moving in a polarizable liquid in a magnetic field. The result is a hydrodynamic force which is about 30% of the Lorentz force q/c (v×B) and which acts in the opposite direction. The calculated effect is independent of ion size, charge, and solvent viscosity.
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