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Ch 1 –
What Are Magnets

                    http://www.sodahead.com/


          By
     Mrs. Horvath
Properties of Magnets
• Magnet – an object that attracts, or pulls on,
  certain materials made of iron and steel

                                     http://totalwealthco
                                     aching.com/wp/wp-
                                     content/uploads/20
                                     09/05/magnet.png




• Magnetism – a magnet’s property of
  attracting metal
Two Kinds of Magnets
Permanent Magnets
• Keeps its magnetism for a long time
• Made in a factory
  Ex: refrigerator magnet

Temporary Magnets
• don’t keep its magnetism for a long time
  Ex: nail stroked with a permanent magnet
     http://crafts.preschoolrock.com/uploads/images/Finished%20Magnets.jpg

     http://www.all-science-fair-projects.com/phase2/app/webroot/files/image/387/nail2.gif
North and South Pole
• North Pole – one end of a magnet always
  points north (called north-seeking)




• South Pole – one end of a magnet always
  points south (called south-seeking)

       http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bar_magnet.jpg
Attract & Repel
• Unlike poles  ATTRACT




• Like poles  REPEL
   http://www.ngfl-cymru.org.uk/vtc/ngfl/science/107/PP-electricity.html
Maglev Trains
• Mag = magnetic
• Lev = levitation (rise or float in the air)

• Goes fast
• Quiet and smooth (no friction)
  - friction – force caused by two surfaces     http://ww
                                                w.dodevi
                                                ce.com/w

              rubbing against each other        p-
                                                content/u
                                                ploads/20

• Eco-friendly (doesn’t pollute)                08/03/ma
                                                glev-
                                                train.jpg
Force Fields
Lines of Force
• Formed by iron filings
• Shows how force field spreads between the
  poles of a magnet
• Strongest / heaviest at the poles

Magnetic Force
• Space in which the force of a magnet can act
Properties of Magnets
• Attract objects made of metal (iron or steel)

• Force is strongest/greatest at the poles (N or S)

• Like poles - - - > REPEL (push away)

• Unlike/opposite poles - - - > ATTRACT (stick)
Earth as a Magnet
• Earth is a giant magnet!
Lodestone
• Naturally magnetic rock
• Found near Earth’s surface
• Discovered 2,000 years ago
• Chinese sailors used to make 1st compass
Compass
• Magnetized needle that swings freely
• Points NORTH
Earth’s Magnetism
• Earth’s center – made up of IRON

• Earth spins on its AXIS (cause)…

• has magnetized the iron inside (effect)
Earth’s 2 Sets of Poles
Earth has 2 sets of poles
• Geographic Pole – end of the imaginary line
  (AXIS) around which the Earth spins
  (ROTATES)




• Magnetic Pole – 1,000 miles from the
Magnetism Lights Up the Sky
Northern / Southern Lights
• Display bright colors in sky
Auroras
• Particles of matter in space attracted to
  Earth’s magnetic field (giant magnet)
• Particles collide (crash) together & display
  light
• Earth’s force field strongest at the poles so
  more lights are seen there
What I Know       What I Want to Know   What I Learned
• Pick up         • Pick up metal
  metal           • Two of same
• Two of same       poles can’t
  poles can’t       attract
  attract         • Opposite poles
• Opposite          attract
  poles attract   • Different sizes &
• Different         shapes (ex: bar
  sizes &           magnets)
  shapes (ex:
  bar magnets)

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Ch 1 magnets1

  • 1. Ch 1 – What Are Magnets http://www.sodahead.com/ By Mrs. Horvath
  • 2. Properties of Magnets • Magnet – an object that attracts, or pulls on, certain materials made of iron and steel http://totalwealthco aching.com/wp/wp- content/uploads/20 09/05/magnet.png • Magnetism – a magnet’s property of attracting metal
  • 3. Two Kinds of Magnets Permanent Magnets • Keeps its magnetism for a long time • Made in a factory Ex: refrigerator magnet Temporary Magnets • don’t keep its magnetism for a long time Ex: nail stroked with a permanent magnet http://crafts.preschoolrock.com/uploads/images/Finished%20Magnets.jpg http://www.all-science-fair-projects.com/phase2/app/webroot/files/image/387/nail2.gif
  • 4. North and South Pole • North Pole – one end of a magnet always points north (called north-seeking) • South Pole – one end of a magnet always points south (called south-seeking) http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bar_magnet.jpg
  • 5. Attract & Repel • Unlike poles  ATTRACT • Like poles  REPEL http://www.ngfl-cymru.org.uk/vtc/ngfl/science/107/PP-electricity.html
  • 6. Maglev Trains • Mag = magnetic • Lev = levitation (rise or float in the air) • Goes fast • Quiet and smooth (no friction) - friction – force caused by two surfaces http://ww w.dodevi ce.com/w rubbing against each other p- content/u ploads/20 • Eco-friendly (doesn’t pollute) 08/03/ma glev- train.jpg
  • 7. Force Fields Lines of Force • Formed by iron filings • Shows how force field spreads between the poles of a magnet • Strongest / heaviest at the poles Magnetic Force • Space in which the force of a magnet can act
  • 8.
  • 9. Properties of Magnets • Attract objects made of metal (iron or steel) • Force is strongest/greatest at the poles (N or S) • Like poles - - - > REPEL (push away) • Unlike/opposite poles - - - > ATTRACT (stick)
  • 10. Earth as a Magnet • Earth is a giant magnet! Lodestone • Naturally magnetic rock • Found near Earth’s surface • Discovered 2,000 years ago • Chinese sailors used to make 1st compass Compass • Magnetized needle that swings freely • Points NORTH
  • 11.
  • 12. Earth’s Magnetism • Earth’s center – made up of IRON • Earth spins on its AXIS (cause)… • has magnetized the iron inside (effect)
  • 13. Earth’s 2 Sets of Poles Earth has 2 sets of poles • Geographic Pole – end of the imaginary line (AXIS) around which the Earth spins (ROTATES) • Magnetic Pole – 1,000 miles from the
  • 14.
  • 15. Magnetism Lights Up the Sky Northern / Southern Lights • Display bright colors in sky Auroras • Particles of matter in space attracted to Earth’s magnetic field (giant magnet) • Particles collide (crash) together & display light • Earth’s force field strongest at the poles so more lights are seen there
  • 16.
  • 17. What I Know What I Want to Know What I Learned • Pick up • Pick up metal metal • Two of same • Two of same poles can’t poles can’t attract attract • Opposite poles • Opposite attract poles attract • Different sizes & • Different shapes (ex: bar sizes & magnets) shapes (ex: bar magnets)