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Bell Ringer: You need a calculator, ipad, book & periodic/reference table!
1) Which way do electrons flow in a circuit? 2) Do like charges attract or repel each other? 3) Name two types of forces that we have talked about in this class, and describe them. Quick Math Review: Put these numbers in scientific notation: 14,340, Put these numbers in standard notation: 1.23 x x 10-3
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Magnetism Chapter 21
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Magnets Magnetism Force of attraction/repulsion between two objects.
2 sides to every magnet: North (N) Points magnetic north South (S) Points magnetic south end
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Magnets Magnetic Forces Opposites Attract
Closer to the Pole = Stronger Force Area it acts on objects is called the Magnetic Field end
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Magnets Field Lines show the area affected by the Magnetic Field
Arrows go from North to South More Lines = Stronger Field When 2 Magnets come close together the Field Lines interact with each other! end
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Magnets Field Lines interact between 2 magnets Attraction end
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Magnets Repulsion end
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Magnets Magnetic Domain Area where atoms have the same magnetic charge
Point in the same direction Create a magnet using Magnetic Induction Force all Domains to point in the same direction end
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Magnets Magnets can be either: Temporary Permanent
Easily magnetized but loses strength quickly. Permanent Hard to magnetize but keeps strength a long time. Common Magnetic Elements cobalt, nickel, iron, aluminum end
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Electromagnets As Electricity runs through a coiled wire it creates a Magnetic Field Magnetic Field lines look the same as Field Lines Known as an Electromagnet end
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Electromagnets Electromagnets all us to use electricity to create magnets of strength & to make objects attract end
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Electromagnets 3 parts: 1. Power Source 2. Wire 3. The Core
Wire wrapped around the core Core 3 parts: 1. Power Source Need to be able to change the Current in the circuit 2. Wire 3. The Core end
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Electromagnets To increase the strength of an electromagnet:
Increase the current Increasing the number of turns in the wire Wrap the wire more times around the core Use a core that is easily magnetized end
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