Permanent And Induced Magnets Flashcards

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what are the three main magnetic elements

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iron, nickel and cobalt

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can alloys and compounds be magnetic, and if so why with an example

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  • compounds and alloys can be magnetic
  • if they are made with magnetic elements
  • an example is steel, which is an alloy including iron
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what is the effect of putting a magnetic material near a magnet

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the magnetic material is attracted to that object

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what type of force is created between a magnetic material and a magnet

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a magnetic force that is always attractive

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what do permanent magnets produce all the time

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their own magnetic field

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what is another way of saying something is an induced magnet

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it is a temporary magnet

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when do induced magnets produce a magnetic field

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only when they are in another magnetic field

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what happens to the material when you put any magnetic material into a magnetic field

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it becomes an induced magnet

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what does magnetic induction explain in terms of the attraction an induced magnet feels with a permanent magnet

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  • it explains why the magnetic force between an induced magnet and a permanent magnet is attractive
  • the south pole of the magnet induces a north pole in the material, and vice verse
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what happens when you take away the magnetic field from an induced magnet

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the induced magnet returns to normal and stops producing a magnetic field

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what determines the rate at which an induced magnet loses its magnetic field and returns to normal

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the type of material they are made from

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what are magnetically soft materials and an example of them

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  • magnetically soft materials are magnetic materials that lose their magnetism quickly
  • examples are pure iron and nickel - iron alloys
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what are magnetically hard materials and an example of them

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  • magnetically hard materials are magnetic materials that lose their magnetism more slowly
  • an example is steel
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14
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how are magnetic materials used in fridge doors

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there is a permanent magnetic strip in the fridge door to keep it closed

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how are magnetic materials used in doorbells

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they use electromagnets which turn on and off rapidly, to repeatedly attract and release an arm which strikes the metal bell to produce the ringing noise

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how are magnetic materials used in mri machines

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they use magnetic fields to create images of the inside of your body without having to use ionising radiation

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how are magnetic materials used in cranes

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they use induced electromagnets to attract and move magnetic materials