P7-Magnetism and electromagnetism Flashcards

1
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What is a magnetic field

A

A region where are the magnets or magnetic materials experience a non-contact force

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2
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In what direction do you draw magnetic field lines

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North to south

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3
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What is the meaning of magnetic field lines being closer together

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That the magnetic field is stronger

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4
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What is the meaning of magnetic field lines being further apart

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This means that the magnetic field is weaker

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5
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Where are the magnetic fields stronger

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They are stronger at the poles of the magnet

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6
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What is meant by the magnetic field at the poles being stronger on the magnet

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That the magnetic forces are also stronger at the poles

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7
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What happens to like poles

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They will repel each other

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8
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What will happen to you 2 unlike polls

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They will affect each other

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9
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How does a compass work

A

Inside a compass there is a tiny bar magnet. The North Pole of this magnet is attracted to the South Pole of any other magnet it is near. So the compass points in the direction of the magnetic field it is in

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10
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What happens to a compass if you’re not near a magnet

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The compass always points north.

This is because the Earth generates its own magnetic field, which shows the inside of the Earth must be magnetic

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11
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How can you use a compass to work out magnetic field of a magnet

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By moving the compass around a magnet and tracing its position on some paper it builds up a picture of the magnetic field

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12
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What are the two types of magnets

A

Permanent magnets

induced magnets

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13
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What is a permanent magnet

A

A magnet that produces its own magnetic field

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14
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What is an induced magnet

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They are magnetic material that turned into a magnet when they put into a magnetic field

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15
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How does an induced magnet lose its magnetism

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By taking away the magnetic field

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16
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What happens when a current flows through a wire

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A magnetic field is created around the wire

The field is made up of concentric circles perpendicular to the wire with the wire in the centre. The front of me

17
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What changes the strength of the magnetic field in wire

A

The current and the direction

18
Q

What makes the magnetic field stronger in awhile

A

The larger the current through the wire

the closer to the wire you are

19
Q

And how can you increase the strength of the magnetic field that a wire produces

A

By wrapping the wire into a coil called a solenoid

20
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Why does a solenoid strengthen the magnetic field of a wire

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Because the field lines around each loop of wire lines up with each other

This results in loads of field lines pointing in the same direction that are very close to each to other

21
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How can you increase the field of a solenoid even more

A

By increasing the current flowing through the wire

If we increase the number of coils of the wire

By placing an iron core

22
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What is an electromagnet

A

A magnet whose magnetic field can be turned on and off with an electric current

23
Q

What is the motor affect

A

This is where a wire interacts with another magnetic field and a force is produced

This only happens when the wire is at a right angle to the magnetic field of the other object

24
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How does a current carrying coil of wire rotating a magnetic field

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When a loop of wire carries a current

it will produce current, running in opposite directions on either side of the loop

When we put the loop between magnets The loop will start rotating because of the forces given off

When it gets to 90° it will stop rotating

We can make it is a full rotation if we use a split ring commutator