P15 - Electromagnetism Flashcards

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1
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How many poles do ALL magnets have?

A

2 poles

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2
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What do all magnets produce?

A

A magnetic field

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3
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What is a magnet?

A

A material or object that produces a magnetic field

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4
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What are the poles of a magnet called?

A

The North pole and The South pole

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5
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Lines of magnetic force come out of the ____________ Pole and go into the ____________
Pole

A

North pole
South pole

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6
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What do closer/denser magnetic field lines suggest about the area of the magnetic field?

A

The magnetic field is stronger in that area

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7
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What is the strange thing about magnets?

A

Not all magnetic materials are actually magnets

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8
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What is an ACTUAL magnet?

A

Any object that produces a magnetic field

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9
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What is a Magnetic material?

A

Any object that can be influenced by a magnetic field and has the POTENTIAL to become a magnet

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10
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What are the 3 common magnetic elements?

A

Nickel
Cobalt
Iron

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11
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What are permanent magnets?

A

Magnets that produce their own magnetic field all the time

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12
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What are induced/ temporary magnets?

A

Magnets that only have a magnetic field temporarily

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14
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How are induced magnets made?

A

When a piece of magnetic material that wasn’t an actual magnet, is put into a field of a permanent magnet

This induces the piece of magnetic material to develop its own magnetic field

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15
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What happens when you remove an induced magnet from a permanent magnet?

A

The magnetic material that was once the induced magnet will lose its magnetism

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16
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What are “magnetically soft” materials?

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Where magnetic materials lose their magnetism very quickly

17
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What are “magnetically hard” materials?

A

Where magnetic materials lose their magnetism very slowly

18
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What are examples of a “magnetically soft” material?

A

Nickel and iron

19
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What are examples of a “magnetically hard” material?

20
Q

How do you represent current that has a magnetic field?

A

Using field lines

21
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What would the field lines of a magnetic current in a wire look like?

A

Circles around the wire

22
Q

If the direction of the current is UP, what is the direction of the circular magnetic field lines?

A

Anti-clockwise

23
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If the direction of the current is DOWN, what is the direction of the circular magnetic field lines?

24
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What is the motor effect?

A

A current carrying wire in the presence of a magnetic field will experience a force

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Do Flemings Left hand rule with you hands.
Point your thumb UP Point your index finger forwards and Point your middle finger to the side
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Explain what each index means in the Flemings left hand rule.
You index finger represents the direction of the magnetic field Your middle finger represents the direction of the current Your thumb now represents the force felt by the wire
27
What is electromagnetism?
When electric currents produce their own magnetic field
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How do you calculate the strength of a force?