Magnetism Flashcards

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1
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The study of how a material moves if there are a presence of magnetic field and force.

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Magnetism

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2
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Region of magnetic material where magnetism occurs.

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Magnetic Field

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3
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Reason why there’s repulsion and attraction between objects.

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Magnetic Force

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4
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Any material that has the ability to attract metal, producing magnetic field, attracting unlike poles and repelling like poles.

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Magnet

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5
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It is the latin word of Magnet that is derived from “Magnesia”

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Magnetite

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6
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He is a shephered who discovered the natural magnet (Lodestone)

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Magnes

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7
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How many types of magnet are there?

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Three.

  • Ferromagnetic
  • Paramagnetic
  • Electromagnetic
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8
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A substance that is naturally and permanently magnetic like iron.

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Ferromagnetic

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9
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Becomes magnetic under the influence of a magnetic field. It wont magnetize unless there is a strong magnetic force that will act.

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Paramagnetic

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10
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Becomes magnetic under the influence of electric current.

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Electromagnetic

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11
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What are the end of a magnet are called?

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Poles (free poles)

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12
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Like poles ____.

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Repel

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13
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Unlike poles ____.

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Attract

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14
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A magnet has greatest strength at where?

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Poles. The ends of a magnet.

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15
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A magnet has little or no strength at where?

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In the middle.

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16
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What does the forces of attraction and repulsion depend on?

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The strength of the magnet and the distance between the poles.

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17
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It is when natural magnets are brought near magnetic substances such as iron, nickel, cobalt, etc. induces magnetic properties.

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Magnetic Induction

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18
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It is a twisted wire on a paper or wooden cylinder.

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Solenoid

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19
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An instrument used to measure current.

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Galvanometer

20
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In case 1, what is the movement of the magnet when the reading of the voltage of the galvanometer is zero?

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Stationary (Not moving)

21
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In case 2, what did the pointer of the galvanometer deflected to and the movement of the north pole to the solenoid?

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The galvanometer deflected to the right as the north pole moved towards .

22
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In galvanometer, it is a change of direction.

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Deflect

23
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It is a process of increasing electron flow.

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Induced current

24
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If the movement is towards the solenoid, it will deflect towards ___.

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Right

25
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In galvanometer, if the reading is right the current that its carrying is ____.

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Positive

26
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In galvanometer, if the reading is left the current that its carrying is ____.

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Negative

27
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In galvanometer, if the reading is in the middle the current that its carrying is ____.

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Zero

28
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In case 3, what did the pointer of the galvanometer deflected to as the motion of the magnet stops?

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It showed zero readings.

29
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TRUE OR FALSE:

If there is no movement, there is no current.

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TRUE

30
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TRUE OR FALSE:

If there is no current, there will be a reading.

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FALSE

(No current, no reading)

31
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In case 4, what is the movement of the magnet and the direction of current flow as the galvanometer deflects towards the left?

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The magnet is moved away and the current flows opposite in the solenoid.

32
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In case 5, what happens to the deflection if the magnet is moved alternatively with greater velocity?

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Increases

33
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The definition of polarity is ___.

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The poles

34
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In case 6, when the polarity of the magnet is reversed and brought close to solenoid what is the direction of the current flow and the galvanometer?

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The current flows in an opposite direction and the galvanometer deflects to the left.

35
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In case 6, when the polarity of the magnet is reversed and brought far to solenoid what is the direction of the the galvanometer?

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The galvanometer deflects to the right.

36
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If the magnet is at rest, will it deflect?

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No deflection

37
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If the magnet moves towards the coil, it will deflect in ____?

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In one direction

38
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If a magnet is held stationary at same position (near the coil), it will _____?

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No deflection

39
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If the magnet is moved away from the coil, it will deflect in ___?

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In opposite direction

40
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If a magnet is held stationary at same position (away the coil), it will _____?

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No deflection

41
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It is a law that states whenever there is a change in the magnetic flux linked with a coil, an electromotive force (e.m.f) is induced .

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Faraday’s Law of Induction

42
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In Faraday’s Law of Induction, if the magnetic field is changing, what will happen to the voltage?

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There will be an induced voltage

43
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In Faraday’s Law of Induction, if there is higher voltage, the current will also be ___.

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Higher

44
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It is the flow of the electron.

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Current

45
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A force causing the electrons to move.

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Voltage

46
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It is a magnetic field lines that is passing through an object.

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Magnetic flux

47
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What are the factors affecting the magnitude of the e.m.f?

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Change and time