Modeling Atoms
Anything that contains mass and takes up space.
Matter
A state of matter, similar to gas, naturally found in stars.
Plasma
A basic property of matter that creates a force and accounts for electric interactions.
Attracts iron and materials that attract iron
Magnet
The flow of charge through a material, like water or a wire.
Electric Current
a form of matter that is made up of one type of atom
Element
Known different of the same elements.
Isotopes
The force between charged particles or objects is called
Electric Force
When something has the ability to attract or repel iron.
Magnetism
The relationship between electricity and magnetism.
Electromagnetism
Negatively charged sub atomic particles located outside of the nucleus of the atom
Electron
The sum of neutrons and protons surrounding the atom's nuclei.
Atomic Mass
A region around the charged particle or object where ethe electric force is exerted on other charged particle or object where the electric force is exerted on other charged particles or objects.
Electric Field
Is a push or pull that occurs when a magnet interacts with another object.
Magnetic Force
A coil of wire with a current running through it
Solenoid
Positively charged sub atomic particles found in the center or nucleus of the atom
Protons
Occurs when two light-weight atomic nuclei combine into a singular yet larger atomic structure.
Nuclear Fusion
This is the meaning for something that does not have a charge, such as a neutron.
Neutral
Every magnet has two ends, and this is where the magnetic force is the strongest.
Magnetic Poles
A solenoid with a ferromagnetic core.
Electromagnet
Neutrally charged subatomic particles found in the center, or nucleus, of the atom
Neutrons
Explains the origin of the universe from a single point that expanded into all the matter and energy that exists.
Big Band Theory
Negatively charged particles surrounding the nucleus of a atom.
Electron
The area of magnetic force that surrounds a magnet.
Magnetic Field
A substance that becomes a magnet when exposed to a magnet when exposed to a magnetic field.
Ferromagnet