P7 Magnetism and Electromagnetism Flashcards

1
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The places on a magnet where the magnetic forces are the strongest are called the…
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A

poles

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2
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What is the definition of a magnetic field?

A

The area around a magnet where a force acts on another magnet or magnetic material

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3
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The area around a magnet where a force acts on another magnet or magnetic material in the…

A

Magnetic field

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4
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Two like poles always ______

A

repel

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5
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Tow opposite poles always _______

A

attract

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6
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What is a permanent magnet?

A

A magnet that produces its own magnetic field.

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7
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What is an induced magnet?

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A magnetic material which becomes a magnet when placed in a magnetic field.

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8
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A magnetic material which becomes a magnet when placed in a magnetic field is a _______ _________

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induced magnet

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9
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What type of magnet loses its magnetism when it is removed from a magnetic field?

A

induced magnet

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10
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Which three elements are magnetic?

A

iron, cobalt and nickel

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11
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Give the name for the magnet created using a coil of wire

A

solenoid

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12
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Where is the strongest field in an electromagnet created by a coil of wire?

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inside the coil

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13
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What two words describe the magnetic field within the coil of a solenoid?

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strong and uniform

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14
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What is an electromagnet?

A

A solenoid containing an iron core which increases its strength

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15
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What is an important property of a solenoid/electromagnet as a magnet

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can be switched on and off with electric current

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16
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Flemming’s left hand rule shows the relative directions of what things?

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Force, magnetic field and current

17
Q

In Flemming’s LH rule, the thumb gives the direction of …

18
Q

In Flemming’s LH rule, the second finger gives the direction of …

19
Q

In Flemming’s LH rule, the first finger gives the direction of …

A

Magnetic Field

20
Q

When a conductor carrying a current is placed in a magnetic field, the magnet and the conductor ….

A

exert an equal and opposit force on one another

21
Q

Give three ways of increasing the force of a solenoid.

A

Add iron core, increase number of coils of wire, increase current, move magnetic material closer

22
Q

Give three ways of increasing the force of a motor.

A

Increase the number of coils of wire, increase the strength of the magnetic field, increase the current

23
Q

What is the unit of magnetic flux density?

24
Q

What two methods can you use to observe the field around a bar magnet?

A

Iron filings or plotting compass

25
The right hand thumb rule shows relative direction of…
current and magnetic field around a wire
26
The strength of magnetic field surrounding a conducting wire depends on…
Size of current and distance from wire
27
State the equation which links current, force, length of conductor and magnetic flux density
F=BIl
28
Which rule can be used to determine the direction a motor will rotate?
Flemming's left hand rule.