magnetism Flashcards

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what are induced magnets

A

magnets that can be switched on and off and are only in current carrying conductors

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2
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what are 4 magnetic metals

A

iron cobalt nickle steel

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3
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what are permanent magnets

A

magnets that cannot be switched off and produce their own magnetic field

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4
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what is a solenoid

A

a coil of wire composed of loops

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5
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what direction does magnetic field go in

A

north to south

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6
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opposite poles ____ and same poles ____

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attract,repell

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7
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can poles be seperated

A

no

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8
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whats a uniform magnetic field

A

-parallel lines between two magnets that have an equal strength of magnetic field

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9
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what does it mean when field lines are closer together

A

that the magnetic field in stronger

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10
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why is earth is a giant magnet

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because its core contains iron cobalt and nickle

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11
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what are the 3 ways a strength of electromagnet can be increased

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-increasing number of coils
-adding an iron core
-increasing the current

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12
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what type of wires is used in practicals

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insulating wires (coated with insluator)

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13
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how do we test the strength of elecromagnets

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by using steel paperclips

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15
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Describe how the student can investigate how the magnitude of current effects the strength of an electromagnets

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Method of varying the current.
• Use ammeter to measure the current.
• Determine the maximum number of paper clips the electromagnet can hold. • Repeat for other values of current.
• Switch off and remove paperclips between readings.
• Use the same number of turns.
• Use the same iron core.
• Plot a graph of number of paper clips against current.

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