Magnets
Magnetic Fields
Electromagnets
100

What type of magnet only becomes magnetic when placed in a magnetic field?

Induced magnet

100

What happens when North and North poles are near eachother?

Repel

100

Use the Right Hand Thumb Rule to find the direction of the magnetic field around the wire. 

Above - into the page

Below - out of the page

200

Which diagram shows a magnet?  Explain your answer.

The second one.  As domains are aligned.

200

Draw the magnetic field around a bar magnet

- Magnet burger

- North to south

200

Define solenoid.

Current-carrying (1) coil of wire (1)

300

Explain why the paper clips attract in a chain.  Use the term induced magnet, magnetic field, North/ South pole


Paperclip becomes an induced magnet.

The end of the paperclip close to the North pole of the permanent magnet become the South pole.

300

Explain how a compass works.

- Compass needle is a mini permanent magnet

- Aligns 

- with the magnetic north pole of the earth


300

Describe three ways you could strengthen an electromagnet.

Increase the:

- Current

- Coils 

- Core

400

List the four magnetic materials (SINC)

Steel

Iron

Nickel

Cobalt

400

Explain how to plot a magnetic field around a bar magnet


Place plotting compass at pole of magnet

Mark where needle of compass points with pencil

Move compass to this mark and repeat

Continue until you reach the other pole

400

What does the iron core in the electromagnet become when current flows through the solenoid?

An induced magnet

500

Ms. Zuk has a mystery block.  How would she know if it is a magnet, magnetic, or non-magnetic?

Magnet - both attracts and repels

Magnetic - only attracts

Non-magnetic - neither repels or attracts

500

What does a current-carrying wire produce?

A magnetic field

500

Harvey and Ben investigate whether increasing current will affect the strength of the magnetic field of an electromagnet.

Identify the:

Independent variable

Dependent variable

Control variable

Independent variable = current

Dependent variable = strength of the magnetic field

Control variable = same number of coils OR same size iron core