Magnetism And Electromagnetism Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

At which part of a magnet are the magnetic forces strongest?

A

At the poles

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2
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What happens when two magnets are brought close to each other?

A

They exert force on each other

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3
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What happens when two like poles are brought together?

A

Repel

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4
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What happens when two unlike poles are brought together?

A

Attraction

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5
Q

What is the difference between a permanent magnet and an induced magnet?

A

Permanent magnet produces its own magnetic field
Induced magnet becomes magnetic when placed in a magnetic field

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6
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What type of force does induced magnetism always cause?

A

Force of attraction

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7
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What happens when an induced magnet is removed from a magnetic field?

A

Loses most/all of its magnetism

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8
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What is a magnetic field?

A

The region surrounding a magnet where another magnet or magnetic material experiences a non-contact force

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9
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Give four examples of magnetic materials:

A

Iron
Steel
Cobalt
Nickel

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10
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What direction does a magnetic field point?

A

From the north to the south

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11
Q

What does a magnetic compass contain?

A

A small bar magnet that points in the direction of the Earth’s magnetic field

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What is produced when current flows through a conducting wire?

A

A magnetic field is produced around the wire

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What determines the strength of the magnetic field around a current carrying wire?

A

The magnitude of the current flowing through the wire
The distance from the wire

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14
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What is a solenoid?

A

A coil wire which when current passes through creates a strong magnetic field

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15
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Describe the magnetic field inside a solenoid:

A

Strong and uniform

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16
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What is an electromagnet?

A

A solenoid with an added iron core
Adding the iron core increases the strength of the magnetic field

17
Q

What is the motor effect?

A

When a force is exerted between a magnetic field and a current carrying conductor placed in that field

18
Q

What rule is used to determine the force experienced due to the motor effect?

A

Fleming’s left hand rule

19
Q

What does the first finger represent in Fleming’s left hand rule?

A

Magnetic field

20
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What does the second finger represent in Fleming’s left hand rule?

A

Direction of current

21
Q

What factors affect the size of the force on a current carrying wire in a magnetic field?

A

The magnitude of the current flowing through the conductor
The strength of the magnetic field that the conductor is placed in

22
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If the direction of current in a current carrying wire placed in a uniform magnetic field is reversed what happens to the force?

A

The direction of the force is reversed

23
Q

What is the unit used for magnetic flux density?

24
Q

How does an electric motor work?

A

A coil of wire, carrying a current, is placed in a magnetic field
The forces on the two sides perpendicular to the field experience forces in opposite directions
Causes a rotational effect

25
How do speakers make use of the motor effect?
Converts variations in the current of an electrical circuit into the pressure variations which produce audible sound