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Magnetic forces |
North and south A north pole never exists without a south |
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Rules of magnetic forces |
Like repel, opposite attract |
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Magnetic field |
The space around a magnetic pole or a moving charged particle |
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Forces of a magnetic field always drawn from |
North to south |
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Magnetic field made up of |
A single moving charge or a current of charges |
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Magnetic domain |
Cluster of aligned atoms that a magnet contains |
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Magnetic domain will be more aligned in a |
Strongly magnetized object |
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Electromagnet |
Magnet whose field is produced by an electric current |
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Moving charges |
Exert a force perpendicular to the magnetic field lines and velocity of a charged particle |
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Force of moving charges strongest as |
particles are perpendicular to magnetic field |
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Forces of moving charges weakest as |
particles become more parallel to field lines |
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Galvanometer |
Current indicating instrument |
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Anmeter |
Measures current |
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Voltmeter |
Measures voltage |
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Motor |
Converts electrical energy into mechanical energy by rotating a magnetic field with a current carrying coil |
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Electromagnetic induction |
Inducing voltage by changing the magnetic field in a coil of wire |
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Faradays law formula |
Induced voltage=loops•[change in magnetic field÷time] |
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Faradays law |
An electric field is induced in any region of space in which a magnetic field is changing with time |
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James Maxwell Clark |
1)A magnetic field is induced in any region of space in which and electric field is changing with time 2) discovered that light is electromagnetic waves in a range of frequencies visible to the eye |
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Generator |
Converts mechanical energy into electrical energy by rotating a coil within a stationary magnetic field |
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What 2 ways do electrons move? |
Electron spin and electron revolution |
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Magnetic force depends on velocity of |
The charge relative to the magnetic field |
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What is a stationary electric charge surrounded by? |
An electric field |
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What is a moving electric charge surrounded by? |
An electric field and a magnetic field |
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The rapid alternation of a magnetic field is induced by |
An electric field |
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The rapid alternation of an electric field is induced by |
A magnetic field |
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The energy input to a turbine is most commonly |
Falling water or steam |
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A generator produces ___ energy with ___ energy |
Electrical Mechanical |
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A motor produces ___ energy with ___ energy |
Mechanical Electrical |
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3 ways voltage can be induced |
1) moving a loop of wire near a magnet 2) moving a magnet near a loop of wire 3) changing the current in a wire |
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For electromagnetic induction to occur, what must change? |
Strength of magnetic field |
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Maximum deflecting force |
Charged particle moves perpendicular to magnetic field lines |
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What shape are magnetic field lines about a current carrying wire? |
Pattern of concentric circles |
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A magnetic force acting on a beam of electrons can change its |
Direction |
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Voltage will be induced in a wire loop when the magnetic field within the loop |
Changes |
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An electric field is induced in any region of space in which |
A magnetic field changes with time |
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Electricity and magnetism connect to form |
Light |