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Creado por Brooke Clark
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| Bar Magnets | Are permanent magnets, which means that there magnetism is there all the time. These magnets have a north pole and a south pole. |
| North and South Poles | North Poles are attracted to South Poles South Poles will repel South Poles North Poles will repel North Poles |
| Ferromagnetic | Materials that can be magnetized and are attracted to magnets. |
| Magnetic Domains | Are regions within a ferromagnetic material that have a north pole and a south pole. In non-magnetized objects these are arranged randomly which cause the effect to cancel out. A magnetized object has it domains aligned. |
| Magnetic Fields | Flow from the north pole to the south pole |
| Current and Magnetism | Current creates a magnetic field |
| Right Hand Grip rule | Direction of current = thumb Direction of magnetic field = fingers |
| Magnetic Field Strength Equation | B = (K I) / d B - magnetic field strength (Tesla, T) I - current (amps, A) d - distance (metres, m) K - 2 x 10^-10 Tm/A |
| Solenoid | Is a long wire winded into a coil and sometimes has an iron core. These produce a strong magnetic field and are typically used in electrical circuits due to their electromagnetic properties. |
| Right Hand Grip Rule for Solenoids | Direction of Field/North = thumb Direction of current = fingers |
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