Fluid particles can move freely along the magnetic field lines, but not across them: the magnetic flux through material loops is constant, due to the infinite conductivity of the fluid combined with Faraday’s law. A material loop is a fictitious loop, each point of which has the same velocity as the fluid molecules in its immediate vicinity.
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