Chapter 16 Flashcards
Electric fields
Is a region in which change will experience a force
- they have the same direction as the direction at the force positive charges of article at a point in that field
- fields always go away from positive charges and towards negative charges
Electric field
Positive- Electric’s field stephen a positive charge points outwards
Negative - the electric field around a negative changed points inwards
Attraction
Attraction of oppositely charged objects
A positive and negative object
Repulsion
2 positives - repulse of like charged objects (away from point)
2negatives - repulse of like charged objects(inwards on points)
Non - magnetic
Domain are not lined up in any direction
Magnetic
Domains are lined up in one direction
Domain
A magnet can be thought of as many small magenta called domains
Methods of magnetization
- rubbing a non-magnetic ferrous metal in one direction with a magnet
- Exposing a non-magnetic ferrous metal to a very strong magnetic field for a prolonged period
Demagnetizing a magnet
1.hammering the magnet
2.expose yo an alternating magnetic field
3.
Soft and hard
Soft: magnetic materials that magnetize and demagnetize easily. Eg: iron
Hard: magnetic materials that magnetize and demagnetize are difficult. Eg: chromium
Electromagnets
=are temporary magnets that only exhibit magnetism when current flows through them. They comprise of a conducting coil (usually copper) wound round to make a solenoid
How can strength of a electromagnet be increased
- increasing number of turns on a coil
- increasing current passing the coil
- adding a soft iron core