Magnetism Flashcards

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Properties of magnets

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  1. repel / attract
  2. free 1 part points north
  3. contains magnetic field
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Magnetic Poles

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every magnet has 2 poles - north & south

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Magnetic Force

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push or pull (area around the magnet)

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Magnetic Field

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field lines that curve from NORTH TO SOUTH pole - same direction & do not intersect

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Single Magnetic Field

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Pg 9

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Combined Magnetic Field North / North or South / South

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Pg 11

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Combined Magnetic Field North / South

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Pg 11

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Atom Structure

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non-living, nucleus has neutrons / protons, spinning electrons on outside in shells

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Magnetic Domains

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most electrons randomly move - if lined up forms a domain

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Ferromagnetic Material & Example

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magnetic material - iron, nickel, and cobalt

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Magnetic Law

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magnets can be made, destroyed, or broken apart

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Making Magnets

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  1. put material in magnetic field
  2. rub it on something magnet can make temporary magnets
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Destroying Magnets

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  1. hit material hard to unalign the domains
  2. heat it up
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Breaking Magnets

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  1. split it - makes to different magnets (2 poles each)
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Earth as a Magnet

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Sir WIlliam Gilbert discovered compass ALWAYS points north due to metals in the core producing a magnetic field

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Magnetic Declination

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distances between compass north and geographical north - different due to shifting plates on earth’s crust

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Earth’s Magnetic Field Affects Items How?

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as metallic materials lie on earth’s crust becomes magnetic itself

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Magnetic Earth to Determine Rock Layers

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earth contains magnetic rock that will line up with the poles that causes layers & scientist use the layers to date rocks / fossils around it

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Magnetosphere

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earth’s magnetic field (1,000-25,000 kilometers up)

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Van Allen Belts

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doughnut shaped regions that protons / electrons travel very fast & push on the earth’s magnetic field

21
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Van Allen Belts Cause?

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  1. solar winds
  2. auroras (if particles get close to earth’s surface)
22
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Explanation of Magnetic Declination

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due to mid-ocean ridges (Atlantic ocean) getting bigger but subduction (Pacific ocean) getting smaller - the difference in true north