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   To Find Out If Big Magnets
    Have Stronger Magnetic Force
    Than Smaller Magnets
 Magnets
 92 Paper Clips
Measuring tool (ruler)
 Lay the paper clips on a table.
 Position the extra small magnet 1 inch
  above the area where the paper clips
  lay.
 Measure the number of the paper clips
  that were attracted by the magnet.
 Repeat the same procedure with the
  other magnets.
 Compare the number of paper clips
  attracted by the different magnets.
 Lay the magnets again.
 Position the magnet 2 inches above the
  area where the paper clips lay.
 Repeat steps number 3-5.
 Lay the magnets again.
 Position the magnet higher again.
  Position the magnet 3 inches above the
  area where the paper clips lay.
 Repeat steps number 3-5.
1 inch         Above the ground
Extra Small Magnet   -5 below paper clips
                     attract on the magnet
Small Magnet         -20 paper clips attract
                     on the magnet
Medium Magnet        -30 paper clips attract
                     on the magnet
Large Magnet         -70 paper clips attract
                     on the magnet
2 Inches          above ground

Extra Small Magnet   -(there is no movement of
                     the paper clips or
                     attraction)

Small Magnet         -(there is/are movement of
                     the paper clips but no
                     attraction)

Medium Magnet        -15 paper clips attract on
                     the magnet

Large Magnet         -40 paper clips attract on
                     the magnet
3 inches         above ground
Extra Small Magnet   -(there is no movement of
                     the paper clips or
                     attraction)

Small Magnet         -(there is no movement of
                     the paper clips or
                     attraction)

Medium Magnet        -(there is/are movement of
                     the paper clips but no
                     attraction)

Large Magnet         -15 paper clips attract on
                     the magnet
   Therefore, big magnets have stronger
    magnetic force than smaller magnets.
Science 2

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Science 2

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  • 10. To Find Out If Big Magnets Have Stronger Magnetic Force Than Smaller Magnets
  • 11.  Magnets  92 Paper Clips Measuring tool (ruler)
  • 12.  Lay the paper clips on a table.  Position the extra small magnet 1 inch above the area where the paper clips lay.  Measure the number of the paper clips that were attracted by the magnet.  Repeat the same procedure with the other magnets.  Compare the number of paper clips attracted by the different magnets.
  • 13.  Lay the magnets again.  Position the magnet 2 inches above the area where the paper clips lay.  Repeat steps number 3-5.  Lay the magnets again.  Position the magnet higher again. Position the magnet 3 inches above the area where the paper clips lay.  Repeat steps number 3-5.
  • 14. 1 inch Above the ground Extra Small Magnet -5 below paper clips attract on the magnet Small Magnet -20 paper clips attract on the magnet Medium Magnet -30 paper clips attract on the magnet Large Magnet -70 paper clips attract on the magnet
  • 15. 2 Inches above ground Extra Small Magnet -(there is no movement of the paper clips or attraction) Small Magnet -(there is/are movement of the paper clips but no attraction) Medium Magnet -15 paper clips attract on the magnet Large Magnet -40 paper clips attract on the magnet
  • 16. 3 inches above ground Extra Small Magnet -(there is no movement of the paper clips or attraction) Small Magnet -(there is no movement of the paper clips or attraction) Medium Magnet -(there is/are movement of the paper clips but no attraction) Large Magnet -15 paper clips attract on the magnet
  • 17. Therefore, big magnets have stronger magnetic force than smaller magnets.