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24 Magnetic fields (McGowan)

24 Magnetic fields (McGowan)

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Two north or two south poles __________.repel
A north and a south poles __________.attract
Magnetic field lines are ____________ loops.closed
Magnetic field lines run from the ___________ to _____________ end of the magnet.north to south
First right hand rule (current carrying wire)I = thumb, B = curled fingers
Second right hand rule (electromagent)I = curled fingers, B = thumb pointing from south to north
Third right hand rule (Force on wire due to magnetic field)I = pointer finger, F = Thumb, B = palm of hand or curl of fingers -- (ALL MUST BE AT RIGHT ANGLES TO ONE ANOTHER)
FORCE IS PROPORTIONAL TOCurrent, length of wire and magnetic field strength
galvanometermeasures small changes in current (can be used as an ammeter or voltmeter when combined with resistors)
Ammeter needs a galvanometer and ____________________________.shunt resistor, a resistor hooked up in parallel
A voltmeter needs a galvanometer and a __________________.resistor hooked up in series
Unit of magnetic field strength is theTesla (N/Am)
Electric motorA coil of wire placed in a magnetic field. When the current flows the coil rotates due to the force on the wire.
The force of a magnetic field exerts on a charged particle depends on the __________ and ______________.velocity and charge of the particle and the strength of the electric field and is in a direction perpedicular to both
Magnetic fluxstrength and number of lines per unit of area
X indicates magnetic field is ____________ the page.into
(.) indicates magnetic field is ___________ the page.out of
Magnetic inductionstrength of the magnetic field
The earths magnetic field lines run from the ________ magnetic pole to the _____________ magnetic polesouth pole to north pole
Temporary magnetsMetals that become polarized when being brought near a magnet.
Increasing the number of loops in an electromagent causes the magnetic field strength to _______________.increase

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