Magnetism Flashcards

1
Q

Consists of
wire wrapped around an iron
core.

A

Electromagnets

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2
Q

Materials
that are unaffected by
magnetic field.

A

Nonmagnetic

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3
Q

Materials that are
weakly repelled by magnetic
fields.

A

Diamagnetic

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4
Q

They cannot be artificially
magnetized, and they are not
attracted to a magnet.
•Ex. Copper, beryllium, lead

A

Diamagnetic

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5
Q

They are slightly attracted to a
magnet and loosely influence by
an external magnetic field.
• Ex. Gadolinium -contrast agents
used in MRI, platinum,
aluminum
Types of M

A

Paramagnetic

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6
Q

Materials that lie
somewhere between
ferromagnetic and nonmagnetic.

A

Paramagnetic

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7
Q

fundamental property of some forms of matter

A

magnetism

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8
Q

A charge particle in motion also creates ?

A

magnetic field

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9
Q

• In radiologic sciences, understanding magnetism is important in
____which uses powerful magnetic fields to
create images of the human body.

A

magnetic resonance imaging

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10
Q

is a vector field
that describes the magnetic influence of electrical currents
and magnetized materials.

A

magnetic field

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11
Q

The motion of____
and their spins, in opposite direction, produce tiny magnetic fields.

A

orbital electrons

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12
Q

Magnetic field is also created by a ?

A

moving electric charge

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13
Q

Magnetic field (B) is measured jn

A

Gauss (G)

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14
Q

Magnetic field is ____ (magnetic dipole)

A

dipolar (has north and south pole)

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15
Q

are regions at the end of the magnet where the magnetic field are strongest

A

poles

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16
Q

Law of Magnetism

A

Like magnetic poles repel and unlike magnetic poles attract.

17
Q

is a region
created by the accumulation of
many atomic magnets with their
dipoles aligned.

A

magnetic domain

18
Q

Magnetic domain -This means that the individual
magnetic moments of the atoms
are aligned with one another,
and they point in the ___.

A

same
direction

19
Q

Magnetic force is caused by ?

A

motion of charges

20
Q

is the consequence of the electromagnetic force

A

magnetic force

21
Q

Two objects containing charge with the same direction of motion have
a _____ force between them.

• Similarly, objects with charge moving in opposite directions have a ___force between them

A

magnetic attraction; repulsive

22
Q

As moving charges create magnetic fields, so they
experience forces from magnetic fields generated by other materials. The magnitude of the force experienced by a particle traveling in a magnetic field depends on the charge of the particle (q), the velocity of the particle(v), the strength of the field(B), and, importantly, the angle between their relative directions(θ):

A

Lorentz Force

23
Q

____ (q); _____(B)

A

charge;magnetic field

24
Q

unit of magnetic field strength

A

Tesla

25
Q

Types of magnets (7)

A
  1. Natural magnets
  2. Permanent magnets
  3. Electromagnets
  4. Nonmagnetic
  5. Diamagnetic
  6. Paramagnetic
  7. Ferromagnetic
26
Q

Example is the Earth.
_____ has been
exposed to Earth’s
magnetic field for a long
time and has developed a
strong magnetism.

A

natural magnets;Lodestone

27
Q

Usually made of iron.
Made by aligning their
domains in the field of an
electromagnet.

A

Permanent magnets

28
Q

Materials that lie
somewhere between
ferromagnetic and nonmagnetic.

A

Paramagnetic

29
Q

contrast agents
used in MRI,

A

gadolinium example of paramagnetic

30
Q

Strongly
attracted to magnets or
magnetic materials and usually
can be permanently magnetized
by exposure to a magnetic field.

Ex. Alnico –combination of
aluminum, nickel, cobalt

A

Ferromagnetic

31
Q

–combination of
aluminum, nickel, cobalt

A

Alnico example of ferromagnetic