Electric And Normal Magnets Definitions Flashcards

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What is force

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When you pull or push something.forces occurs all the time
Eg 🔷when blood pumps around in you’re body

🔷when you write you use force to push you’re pen on paper

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What is contact force

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a force that acts only between objects that are touching

Eg🔷when you hit something or when something hits the ground

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What is gravity

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the force of attraction that exists between any two bodies in the universe

Eg🔷 when you stand you stay on the ground other than flying off or when you drop a tennis ball, it speeds up as it falls through the air because of the force of gravity pulls it towards the Earth

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What is a non-contact force

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a force that acts between objects even though the objects are not touching

Eg🔷 Gravity and weight

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What are magnetic forces

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the force that acts between magnets

Eg🔷when you hover one or more magnets above another they stick

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What is a electrostatic force

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a non-contact force of electric charges at rest.

Eg🔷The electricity that builds up on plastic rulers, balloons and the Van de Graaff generator

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What is a permanent magnet

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a magnet that retains its magnetic effect for many years

Eg🔷 iron,nickel and colbolt which are a natural permanent magnet and alloys

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What are alloys

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a mixture of a metal with a non-metal or another metal

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What is a temporary magnet

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a magnet that stays magnetic only while it touches a permanent magnet and when they are separated they lose there magnetism

Eg🔷 paperclips

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What is the North Pole

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the end of the magnet that, when free to rotate, points to the North Pole

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What is a South Pole

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the end of the magnet that, when free to rotate, points to the South Pole

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What is relpolsion

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an opposing force

Eg🔷 when two north or south sides of a magnet brought together they repel from each other which is called repulsion

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What are domains

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Small mini magnets are called domains if they face the same direction they will act as a magnet

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What is a magnetic field

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a map of lines showing the size and direction of a magnetic force.

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What are atoms

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a very small particle that makes up all things

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What is a nucleus

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roundish structure inside cells that acts as the control centre for the cell.

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What are electrons

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very light, negatively charged particles inside an atom.

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What is a negative electric charge

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the charge on an atom or object with more electrons than protons

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What are protons

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tiny, but heavy, particle found in the nucleus of an atom.

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What is a positive electric charge

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the charge on an atom or object with fewer electrons than protons

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What are neutrons

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tiny, but heavy, particles found in the nucleus of an atom

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What does neutral mean

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having the same number of protons and electrons

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What does static electricity mean

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a build-up of charge in one place

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What is an insulator

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materials that do not allow electric charge to flow through them

Eg🔷 through rubber and air

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What does conductors mean
materials that allow electric charge to flow through them Eg🔷Metals
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What does lightning rod mean
conductive metal rod, often attached to the top of tall buildings.
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What does friction mean
the resistance that one surface or object encounters when moving over another. Eg🔷 when you drag you're feet across the ground and then you touch something it zaps you
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What does electromagnets mean
a soft metal core made into a magnet by the passage of electric current through a coil surrounding it. Eg🔷electricity and x-Ray's
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What is mass
a large body of matter
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What is weight
a piece of metal known to weigh a definite amount
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What does air resistance mean
Air resistance is frictional force
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What does terminal velocity mean
constant speed
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What does speed mean
The rate at someone or something moves
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what happens when a neutral object is touched by an electronically charged object.
The electronically charged object will turn neutral