Magnetism Flashcards

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What are the two Laws of Magnetism

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Magnets can exert force on to other magnets
Magnets can exert force onto unmagnetised magnetic material

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When two north poles come close they…

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Repel

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When two south poles come close they…

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Repel

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4
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When a North pole comes close to a south pole they…

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Attract

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5
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Like poles…

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Repel

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Opposite poles…

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Attract

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7
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Both poles will always [___] unmagnetised magnetic materials

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Attract

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What is the magnetic field

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The space around a magnet where forces are felt is called is a magnetic field

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9
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What does a plotting compass help us to do

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A plotting compass will allow us to draw clear, precise diagrammatic versions of photos

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10
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Which way will the arrow on a plotting compass point

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In the direction of the magnetic force

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What are the two things we can learn from a magnetic field diagram

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The closer the field lines, the stronger the force (closest at poles)
The arrows give the direction of the force (North to south)

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12
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Just placing a bar magnet on your desk will not magically see it spin to point to magnetic north, explain why not

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It is not free to move or rotate , as well as, friction is stopping it spin. A compass is a magnet which is free to move

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What can we conclude from the experiment of making a permanent magnet, with these conclusions using the domain theory

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Stroking a length of steel will permanently magnetise it
There are poles inside a magnet

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14
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What is a domain

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A group of atoms with magnetic poles

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15
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How do we represent a domain

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An arrow, with the tip being the north end

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