Magnetism and motor effect Flashcards

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1
Q

Which part of the magnet are the magnetic forces strongest?

A

The poles

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2
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What happens when 2 magnets are brought close to eachother.

A

Exert a force on eachother

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3
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Type of force when two like poles brought close to eachother

A

Repulsive, non-contact

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4
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Type of force when two unlike poles brought close to eachother

A

Attractive, non-contact

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5
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What is a magnetic field

A

Region around magnet where another magnet experiences a non contact force

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6
Q

Difference between a permanent and induced magnet.

A
  • Permanent magnet produces its own magnetic field.

- Induced magnet becomes magnetic when placed in a magnetic field.

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7
Q

Induced magnetism always causes what type of force.

A

Force of attraction

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8
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What is the effect when an induced magnet leaves a magnetic field.

A

Induced magnet loses most/all of its magnetism

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9
Q

Give 4 examples of magnetic materials

A

Steel
Iron
Nickel
Cobalt

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10
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What always can be said between a magnet and a magnetic material.

A

It is always attractive

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11
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How does strength of magnetic field alter as you move further away from magnet producing it.

A

Strength decreases

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12
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What direction does a magnetic field point.

A
  • In the direction of the force a north pole would experience if placed in the field.
  • From the north seeking pole to the south seeking pole of the magnet.
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13
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What does a magnetic compass contain?

A

A small bar magnet that points in the direction of the Earths magnetic field.

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14
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What is produced when a current flow through a conducting wire.

A

A magnetic field is produced around the wire.

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15
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What determines the strength of the magnetic field around a current carrying wire.

A

The magnitude of the current

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16
Q

High concentration of field lines mean the field is strong or weak.

A

Strong

17
Q

How is plotting a compass used to map out a magnetic field.

A
  • Place a compass on paper near field
  • Draw an arrow direction compass points.
  • Repeat on different points on paper.
  • Join the arrows to make a complete field pattern.
18
Q

What is a solenoid

A

A coil of wire which when current passes through, creates a strong magnetic field.

19
Q

Describe the magnetic field inside the solenoid

A

Strong and uniform

20
Q

Is the field on the outside of the solenoid strong or weak, why?

A

Fields from each coil cancel out, making the outside field weak.