P4.1 Flashcards

1
Q

Suggest 3 ways to create a stronger magnetic field around a solenoid

A

-increase the number of coils
-use a stronger current
-add an iron core

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2
Q

what type of materials are magnetic?

A

metals

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3
Q

what are the only magnetic metals?

A

iron, nickel and cobalt

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4
Q

what kind of forces can magnets exert?

A

attraction or repulsion

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5
Q

what happens to magnetic forces as you get further away from the magnet?

A

they get weaker

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6
Q

how are other objects affected by magnets?

A

some objects become magnetised and they are always attracted

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7
Q

what object can manipulate magnetic fields?

A

metals

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8
Q

magnetic field

A

area of force created by the magnet

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9
Q

what type of force is magnetism?

A

non-contact force

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10
Q

what direction do magnetic fields flow?

A

from the north to south poles

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11
Q

induced magnet

A

material that becomes a magnet when placed in a magnetic field

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12
Q

electromagnet

A

object that becomes magnetic when an electric current passes through it

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13
Q

solenoid

A

coil of wire

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14
Q

how do you find the direction of the solenoid field?

A

RIGHT HAND GRIP RULE:
-fingers show direction of current
-thumb shows direction of north pole

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15
Q

what type of force do induced magnets always cause?

A

forces of attraction

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16
Q

describe magnetic field lines

A

-have a direction from north to south
-indicate a strong field where they are close
-show the shape of the field around a magnet

17
Q

describe induced magnets and how they work

A

-iron, nickel and cobalt are the only pure metals that can be turned into a magnet
-if these metals have not been turned into a permanent magnet they will still be attracted to a magnet if placed within its magnetic field

18
Q

what is the shape of the field around the wire?

A

a circular field

19
Q

what is the strength of a magnetic field like around a wire?

A

the magnetic field is strongest in the middle and it becomes weaker as you move away from the centre

20
Q

how do you figure out the direction of the field around a wire?

A

RIGHT HAND RULE:
-thumb shows direction of current
-fingers show direction of magnetic field

21
Q

what is the shape of the magnetic field of a solenoid?

A

similar to the magnetic field of a bar magnet