01 Magnetism - 3rd Form Flashcards

1
Q

What are the ends of a bar magnet called?

A

north pole and south pole

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2
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In which region around a bar magnet is the magnetic field the strongest? How can the magnetic field lines indicate this?

A

The magnetic field is strongest at the poles, the field lines are close together at the poles indicating a stronger field.

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3
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How can you create a uniform field using two bar magnets?

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Place the bar magnets so that the N pole of one magnet is facing the S pole of the other.

Move them so that they are close but not touching

There is a uniform field between the poles

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4
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Describe the magnetic field created when the N-pole of one bar magnet is near the S-pole of another.

A

Uniform field

Magnetic field lines are parallel AND evenly spaced

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5
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What is a magnetic field?

A

A region of space where a magnetic material experiences a force.

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6
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Name a metal which is magnetically hard.

A

Steel

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7
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Name a metal which is magnetically soft

A

iron

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8
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What is the point called between two adjacent N-poles of a magnet where their magnetic field cancels?

A

neutral point

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9
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What is the law of magnetism?

A

Like poles repel

Unlike poles attract

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10
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What is a permanent magnet made of? Magnetically hard material or magnetically soft?

A

Magnetically hard- so that it does not lose its magnetism easily

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11
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How can you observe THE SHAPE of a magnetic field around a magnet?

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  1. Pace paper over top the magnet
  2. Sprinkle iron filings on the paper
  3. Tap the paper to help the iron filings line up in the field
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12
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What happens when an iron nail is brought near the N Pole of a magnet.

A

The nail is attracted to the N-pole

Magnetism is induced in the iron nail creating a S-pole at the end of the nail closest to the magnet.

Opposite poles attract and the nail is attracted to the magnet.

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13
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How can you show the shape AND direction of a magnetic field around a magnet?

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  1. place a magnet on a piece of paper and trace around it.
  2. place a plotting compass at one corner of the N-pole of the magnet
  3. draw a dot where the compass is pointing.
  4. move the compass forward so that centre is on top of the dot
  5. draw another dot where the compass is pointing
  6. Continue this until you reach the S-pole and connect the dots with a smooth curve.
  7. Repeat steps 3-6 drawing multiple field line around the magnet
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14
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Draw an attracting field between a North and South pole.

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15
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Draw a repelling field between two N-poles

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16
Q

How can an iron nail be magnetised?

A

Stroke the iron nail with a magnet for several minutes.

This will align the domains in the iron nail and magnetise it.

17
Q

In which direction do magnetic field lines run?

A

North to South

OUT of the North

INTO the South

18
Q

Name three magnetic materials

A

iron, steel and cobalt