10.2 -10.3 Flashcards

1
Q

Magnetic fields are produced by the ______

A

motion of electrons and other charged particles

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2
Q

________ is the most important cause of magnetism in magnetic materials

A

electron spin

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3
Q

As a rule, the ______ unpaired electrons per atom a substance has, the more magnetic the substance will be

A

more

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4
Q

a group of aligned atoms having a single magnetic field

A

domain

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5
Q

the magnetic field of a magnet is the sum of the fields of thousands of magnetic domains

A

domain theory

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6
Q

describes substances that have no unpaired electrons and are always slightly repelled by either pole of a magnet

A

diamagnetic

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7
Q

describes substances that have only one unpaired electron and are weakly attracted to magnets

A

paramagnetic

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8
Q

describes substances that have several unpaired electrons and are strongly attracted to magnets

A

ferromagnetic

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9
Q

describes substances that can be quickly magnetized even in a weak magnetic field

A

magnetically soft

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10
Q

magnet made from magnetically soft material

A

temporary magnet

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11
Q

describes materials whose domains strongly resist changes in the direction of their magnetic fields

A

magnetically hard

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12
Q

magnet made from magnetically hard material

A

permanent magnet

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13
Q

magnetizing by stroking an object with a magnet

A

magnetizing by contact

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14
Q

magnetizing by contact is ______ (temporary or permanent)

A

temporary or permanent

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15
Q

temporary magnetization caused by placing an object within a magnetic field

A

magnetizing by induction

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16
Q

magnetizing caused around a wire by electricity flowing through a wire

A

magnetizing by electricity

17
Q

a device that produces a strong magnetic field when electricity passes through it

A

electromagnet

18
Q

the rule stating that if the thumb of the left hand is pointed along a wire (or other conductor) in the direction of electron current, the fingers encircle the conductor in the direction of the generated magnetic field

A

left-hand rule

19
Q

a magnetically soft material placed within the coils of an electromagnet in order to strengthen its field

A

core

20
Q

the temperature at which ferromagnetic material’s domains disappear

A

Curie point

21
Q

the resistance of a magnet to be demagnetized by a magnetic field

A

coercivity

22
Q

piece of magnetic material that you lay across the top of two magnets when they are stored

A

keeper

23
Q

force on an electric charge moving in a magnetic field that causes the charge to deviate from its original path

A

deflecting force

24
Q

a navigational device consisting of a magnet free to swing horizontally so that it always points north

A

magnetic compass

25
Q

a British pioneer of electrostatics and discovered that a compass points north because it is guided by earth’s magnetic field

A

William Gilbert

26
Q

the book in which William Gilbert published his findings on magnetism

A

De Magnete

27
Q

the deviation of a compass needle from true north

A

angle of declination

28
Q

a line connecting points of equal declination

A

isogonic line

29
Q

a line connecting all points where a compass needle points true north

A

agonic line

30
Q

(also called magnetic dip) the phenomenon in which a compass constructed with a magnet that swings vertically instead of horizontally points in the angle at which the lines of flux enter the earth

A

inclination

31
Q

a line connecting points of equal inclination

A

isoclinic line

32
Q

an isoclinic line where the angle of inclination is 0°

A

magnetic equator