P2.1.6 - Magnets and Magnetic Fields Flashcards

1
Q

Identify the 2 magnetic poles.

A

North pole

South pole

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2
Q

North poles ______ North poles

A

Repel

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3
Q

South poles ______ South poles

A

Repel

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4
Q

North poles ______ South poles

A

Attract

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5
Q

South poles ______ North poles

A

Attract

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6
Q

A material that is attracted to a magnet is called a…

A

magnetic material

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7
Q

Identify the 3 only 3 magnetic metals found in the periodic table.

A

Iron

Nickel

Cobalt

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8
Q

Why is steel magnetic?

A

It contains iron

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9
Q

The invisible force field that surrounds a magnet is called a…

A

magnetic field

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10
Q

If a magnetic material is place in a force field what happens?

A

A force acts on the material (push or pull)

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11
Q

Draw the magnetic field lines that represent a magnetic field on the magnet below:

A
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12
Q

Which 2 methods can we use to observe the magnetic field lines around a magnet?

A

Iron filings

Mini compasses.

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13
Q

Which direction doe the magnetic field lines travel in?

A

From the North pole ot the South pole

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14
Q

What does it mean if the magnetic field lines are close together?

A

The magneitc field is stronger.

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