magnetism Flashcards

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1
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field lines

A

by convention go from north to south

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2
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magnetization

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iron can be magnetized by rubbing it against magnetized iron - this aligns the spin of electrons

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3
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demagnetization

A

hammering or heating

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4
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soft metal

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like iron - easy to magnetize and demagnetize

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5
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hard metal

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like cobalt and nickel - hard to magnetize and demagnetize

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6
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magnetic field

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vector quantity - region in which a magnetic force can be detected - direction is direction in ah oh north pole of compass needle points when in a magnetic field

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7
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magnetic field sign conventions

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➡️ - in the plane of the page
✖️- into the page
⏺ - out of the page

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8
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right hand rule (first one)

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if a wire carrying a current is grasped in the right hand with the thumb in the direction of the current, the fingers will curl in the direction of the magnetic field

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9
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electron pairs

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electrons are said to have spins of up and down - if any electron is paired with another of opposite spin then the magnetic fields cancel if they aren’t magnetic (ex: wood, plastic)

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10
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ferromagnetic

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if the electrons aren’t paired (as in nickel, iron, or cobalt), the spins are not cancelled and they are magnetic or labeled ferromagnetic (strong susceptibility to magnetism)

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11
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domains

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a microscopic magnetic region composed of a group of attacks ms whose magnetic fields are aligned in a common direction

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12
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randomly aligned atoms

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unmagnetized

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13
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solenoid

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tightly wound coils of wire making a hollow tube. when a current is applied to the coils a magnetic field results. string current, stringer field. field inside is stronger than field outside.

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14
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stationary charge

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doesn’t interact with a magnetic field

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15
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moving charge through a field

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experiences a magnetic force - strongest when moving perpendicular to the field and zero when moving parallel to the field

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16
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1 Tesla

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one Coulomb charge moving at 1 m/s perpendicular to a field receive 1 N of force

17
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right hand rule (2nd one)

A

direction of magnetic force is always perpendicular to both velocity and magnetic field

18
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RHR fingers point

A

direction of B

19
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RHR thumb points

A

direction of v

20
Q

RHR palm

A

Fmag is directed out of palm