Chpt 5 Part 2 Flashcards

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Q

When and who discovered magnetite

A

1000 B.C., shepherds and dairy farmers of village of magnesia (western turkey)

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2
Q

what is a magnetic oxide of iron?

A

magnetite

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3
Q

example of a lodestone or “leading stone”

A

magnetite

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4
Q

What is a naturally occurring magnet and was used as a compass by ancient people

A

magnetite

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5
Q

Any _________ in motion creates a magnetic field

A

charged particle

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6
Q

the magnetic field of a charged particle is _____ to the motion of that object

A

perpendicular

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7
Q

if the particles motion is a closed loop, the magnetic field lines will be perpendicular to the _________

A

plane of motion

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8
Q

Electrons rotate on an _____

A

axis

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9
Q

(T/F) Spinning electron charge is the basis for CT

A

False
MRI

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10
Q

What creates a property called spin?

A

electrons rotating

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11
Q

_____ creates a magnetic field which is neutralized if an ____________ exists in any shell

A

spin
electron pair

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12
Q

Atoms having an odd number of what in any shell exhibits a small magnetic field?

A

electrons

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13
Q

the lines of a magnetic field are always what?

A

closed loops

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14
Q

(T/F) Magnetic fields are called bipolar or dipolar since they always have a north and south pole

A

True

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15
Q

A small magnet created by the electron spin is called what?

A

Magnetic dipole

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16
Q

An accumulation of many dipoles aligned creates what?

A

magnetic domain

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17
Q

one domain = ? atoms

A

10^15

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18
Q

Usually, magnetic domains are ________ distributed

A

randomly

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19
Q

What causes the magnetic domains to align in an object, causing it to act like a magnet?

A

external magnetic field

20
Q

Ferrous materials have ______ domains but in _________ directions

A

many
different

21
Q

When a magnetic comes in close proximity to a ferrous material what happens?

A

it lines up the domains and makes it magnetic

22
Q

When a magnetic comes in close proximity to a non-ferrous material what happens?

A

nothing happens (no domains to align)

23
Q

the magnetic dipoles in a bar magnet generate what?

A

imaginary lines of a magnetic field

24
Q

Lines of flux flow what way outside a magnetic, and what way inside the magnet

A

Outside: N to S
Inside: S to N

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(T/F) the stronger the magnetic field, the lesser the number of flux lines and the farther away these lines of flux (greater the flux density)
False greater number of flux closer together
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Flux lines do what to each other when they are going in the same direction, the opposite direction?
same = repel opposite = attract
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why does Earth have a magnetic field?
has naturally occurring ores (iron) at its core
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How are magnets classified?
according to the origin of the magnetic property
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Three principal types of magnets:
1. naturally occurring 2. artificially induced permanent magnets 3. electromagnets
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Examples of naturally occurring magnets
magnetite/lodestone (iron oxide)
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What is a coil or wire wrapped around an iron core that intensifies the magnetic fields?
electromagnets (temporary magnets)
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(T/F) Electromagnets are only magnets when the current is flowing
True
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The ease in which a magnet can be magnetized
magnetic permeability
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The ability of a material to stay magnetized
retentivity
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magnetic permeability and retentivity have what type of relationship?
inversely proportional
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Example of ferromagnetic materials
iron, nickel, cobalt, alnico, ceramics
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Examples of paramagnetic materials
platinum, aluminum, gadolinium
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Examples of diamagnetic materials
beryllium, bismuth, lead, copper, H20
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Examples of non-magnetic materials
glass, plastic, rubber, wood
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3 Laws of magnetism
1. repulsion / attraction 2. ISL 3. Dipoles: magnetic poles
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the stronger the magnetic field the ___ lines of flux
more
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The formula for magnetic flux
field strength divided by area
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Units used to measure magnetic flux
Weber (wb)
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1 Wb = ? lines of flux
10^8
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Unit for magnetic flux density
Tesla T Gauss G (British unit)
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1 Tesla = ? Gauss
10,000
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1 Tesla = ? Wb/m^2
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