Mag. Materials
Electromagnets
Magnets
Iron Rule
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This material is magnetic

What is iron

100

These are needed to make an electromagnet (3 items)

Battery, wire, iron nail

100

These are called magnets

Any object with a N and S pole

100

This is the iron rule

Opposite poles attract, like poles repel

100

This surrounds all magnetics

What are magnetic fields

200

List a number of house hold materials that people often think are magnetic but are not (you must get at least 3 correct)

Metals such as;

copper, aluminum, brass, pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, keys, knifes, forks, spoons

200

This is the concept that explains how the electromagnet works

Aligned Domains

200

These are called magnetic sometimes

What are temporary magnets

200

These are the poles that repel

N and N or S and S

200

This can cause a magnet to lose its magnetism

Hammering it or hitting it.

300

These are groups of electrons with the same spin and orientation

What are domains

300

This is 2 ways that an electromagnet is better than a permanent magnet

1) On/Off

2) Stronger

3) Change polarity

300

This describes the domains inside a permanent magnet

What is always aligned

300

This attracts to magnetic north of the earth

What is the S pole

300

These are the units used to measure magnetic fields

What are Teslas.

400

These are naturally occuring magnets

What are loadstones

400

This is where electromagnets are used. Must have one from this list.

Schools/doors

Phones/Speakers

Junkyards/Car cranes

Motors/Armatures

400

This describes what happens when a magnet is broken into two halves

What are two magnets

400

This is the types of metal that contains domains that can be lined up with a magnet

What is iron
400

The Earth's core is made of this and it is responsible for making the Earth's magnetic field.

Iron

500

This is another name for materials that will attract to a magnet

Ferromagnetic materials

500

This is the principle that explains electromagnetism

Moving electric charges make magnetic fields

500

These are the steps to make a paperclip stick to a magnet

1) Hold the magnet near the paperclip

2) align the domains inside the paperclip

3) The paperclip is now a magnet

4) The paperclip now attracts to the magnet

500

Iron is in magnetic tape on credit cards so that this can be done

Personal information is stored in the domains of the magnetic tape such as 0 and 1s (binary code) or Up or Down spin domains.

500

Magnets are used on this type of transportation so that it floats on a magnetic field with no friction

What are Mag. Lev. trains

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