Midterms | Unit 2.2 Magnetism Flashcards

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A fundamental property of forms of matter

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Magnetite

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2
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Smallest unit of magnetism

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It has no smallest unit

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3
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Samples of Magnetite

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o Oxide of iron (Fe3O4)
o Lodestone or leading stone

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Any charged particle in (1) creates a (2)

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  1. motion
  2. magnetic field
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A property created when electrons behave as if they rotate on its axis

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Electron Spin

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Electron Spin is neutralized in

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Electron pairs

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7
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It creates a magnetic field

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Electron Spin

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8
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The lines of a magnetic field are always —

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closed loop

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9
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A nuclear magnetic dipole created when a magnetic field is created by spinning electric charge

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Magnetic Moment

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10
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Basis for MRI

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Magnetic Moment

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Any material that produces a magnetic field

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Magnets

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12
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Has north and south pole

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Magnets

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13
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Magnets that have two poles

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Bipolar/ Dipolar

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14
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The small magnet created by the electron orbit

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Magnetic Dipole

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15
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An accumulation of many atomic magnets with their dipoles aligned

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Magnetic Domain

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16
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The ability of a material to attract the lines of magnetic field intensity

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MAGNETIC PERMEABILITY

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Example of material with high and low magnetic permeability

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High magnetic permeability: Iron
Low magnetic permeability: Wood

18
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The degree to which a material can be magnetized

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MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY

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Example of material with high and low magnetic susceptibility

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High magnetic susceptibility: Iron
Low magnetic susceptibility: Wood

20
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Types of magnets

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  • Natural magnet
  • Artificial-Permanent Magnet
  • Electromagnets
21
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A magnet that gets its Magnetism from the Earth

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Natural magnet

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Example of a natural magnet

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A magnet whose Magnetism is induced artificially-produced

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Artificial-Permanent Magnet

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Example of an artificial-permanent magnet

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A bar or horseshoe-shaped magnet
Artificial-Permanent Magnet
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A coil of wire wrapped around an iron core that intensifies the magnetic field
Electromagnet
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All matters can be classified into how it interacts with the ---
external magnetic field
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4 magnetic states of matter
- Nonmagnetic - Diamagnetic - Paramagnetic - Ferromagnetic
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Unaffected by the magnetic field
Nonmagnetic
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Example of nonmagnetic
Wood and glass
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Weakly repelled from both poles of a magnetic field
Diamagnetic
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Example of diamagnetic
Copper, water & plastic
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Weakly attracted to both poles of a magnetic field
Paramagnetic
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Example of paramagnetic
Gadolinium (Gd-64): contrast agent in M.R.I.
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It can be strongly magnetized
Ferromagnetic
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Examples of ferromagnetics
AlNiCoFe (Al-12, Ni-28, Co-27) & Iron (Fe-26)
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An excellent temporary magnet
Soft iron
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MAGNETIC LAWS
▪ Like magnetic poles repel ▪ Unlike magnetic poles attract ▪ Imaginary lines of magnetic field enter the south pole ▪ Imaginary lines of magnetic field leave the north pole
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The force of attraction between unlike poles or repulsion between like poles
Magnetic Force
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Where is magnetic force directly and inversely proportional to?
Directly proportional to the product of the magnetic pole strengths Inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them
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SI unit for magnetic field
o SI Unit: tesla (T) o Older unit: gauss (G)
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How many gauss (G) in 1 tesla (T)?
1 T: 10,000 G