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Magnetism What is it and why are “they” saying such nasty things about it? Daryl L Taylor DTFizzix.com Greenwich HS, CT 02/21/2012
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Why are we here? We should learn – Where does magnetism come from? – How it relates to electricity? – What does it have to do with real life? – Watch floating fruit?
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Electricity & Magnetism Related? So much so, you simply can’t have one without the other. – ‘+’ & ‘-’ relates to ‘N’ & ‘S’ A moving magnet will cause a motion of charges. [Induction DEMO!] (and verse visa…) Magnetic Fields are caused by moving electric charges. [Current-bearing wire DEMO!] [Electromagnet]
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Recall Angular Momentum? (Before we get carried away with all this Magnetism nonsense…)
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Spinning wheel/Hoberman/ShopVac DEMO thingee? – Why? ‘ L’ must be conserved. You feel a ‘tug’ in the opposing direction. You spin in the opposite direction Magnetic Moment is analogous!
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Another vicious Right-Hand Rule…
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Most atoms have single electrons or paired electrons that ‘spin’ in opposite directions. This ‘cancels’ any effective magnetic field.
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Sorta like a wheel rotating in BOTH directions at once… Helicopter…
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However, some – like iron, cobalt, nickel – have paired electrons that spin in the same direction. NOTE: LEFT HND e - … Thus, adding magnetic “strengths”.
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Angular Momentum L=I Magnetic Moment
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Ferromagnetic Elements Strongly attracted in magnetic fields – Fe – Ni – Co – Gadolinium (#64) – Dysprosium (#66) – Holmium (#67; strongest of all…)
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Paramagnetic Elements Weakly attracted in magnetic fields – Platinum – Al – O
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Diamagnetic Elements Weakly repelled by BOTH poles – C – Cu – H 2 O (I know, not an element, but…)
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Magnetic Field? Sorta the same as E Fields – Area around an electric charge where another charge feels a force. E=F/Q Mag Field – Area around a magnet where another magnet, paramagnet, or diamagnet feels a force. Math is weirder…
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Mini-LAB Mapping a Field 3-D Field DEMO
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Mag Field around a wire
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Mag Field around a loop
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Radius of charge in B Why? Lentz, that’s why!
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E vs B Fields
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Lorentz Force Law
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Ugly RT Hand Rule
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Current in B
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Mass Spec
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Misc Demos Lentz Law Spinny Thingee TV Destruction Lifter Magnet Magnetic Levitation – Biggee & Cutie
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Misc Demos Plasma Globe – With Fluorescent Tube! DANGER! Plasma Disc Generator flashlights Incandescent Bulb w/magnet Conservation of L Disc – Volunteer!
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MAFF…
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Force on electric current in magnetic field… Ex 20-1 p512
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MAFF… Force on moving charge in magnetic field… Ex 20-3 p514
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MAFF… Example 20-4 p514
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MAFF…
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Aurora Thingee
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Aurora e - levels
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Ahh, But!!!! In reality…
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N S
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Earth’s Magnetic Field?? What science tells us? +5000 yrs
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Earth’s Magnetic Field?? What science tells us? +10,000 yrs
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Earth’s Magnetic Field?? What science tells us? +20,000 yrs
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Magnetic File Cabinet DEMO ? Lodestone!
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Core #’s Inner Radius = 1200 km Outer Radius = 3470 km T both = 24 hrs Mass inner = 0.02 M earth Mass outer = 0.31M earth – Find Ke rot of core!
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5x10 32 J 5x10 32 J Analogies? About the amount of energy the entire Sun emits in 100 seconds. That's a whole lot of energy. five trillion one megaton bombs If it doesn't sound like much, let's convert it to megatons: it's the equivalent energy of five trillion one megaton bombs 5,000,000,000,000 MILLION TONS TNT! going off at once. That is comfortably more than the entire arsenal of the planet. – In fact, it's about 500 million times the explosive energy of every single nuclear weapon* on the Earth. *That we know of…
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So, why were we here? We learned – Magnetism is created by moving charges Analogous to Angular Momentum – Conversely, a changing magnetic field creates a current. Electric generators – The earth is the largest magnet around? – Fruit and small animals can levitate?
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So, why were we here? We learned – Not all magnetic fields are nice and pretty – Magnetic properties of an object are dictated by it’s domains. – Not everyone knows the $100 answers!
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