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Unit 8 Magnetism

Unit 8 Magnetism. Permanent Magnets Permanent magnet – naturally magnetic materials – iron, cobalt, and nickel Magnetic Properties Poles (north and south)

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Page 1: Unit 8 Magnetism. Permanent Magnets Permanent magnet – naturally magnetic materials – iron, cobalt, and nickel Magnetic Properties Poles (north and south)

Unit 8 Magnetism

Page 3: Unit 8 Magnetism. Permanent Magnets Permanent magnet – naturally magnetic materials – iron, cobalt, and nickel Magnetic Properties Poles (north and south)

What makes materials magnetic?

•Groups of atoms that have aligned electrons are called domains

•domains are aligned in permanent magnets

Page 4: Unit 8 Magnetism. Permanent Magnets Permanent magnet – naturally magnetic materials – iron, cobalt, and nickel Magnetic Properties Poles (north and south)

Magnetic Field

Every magnet creates a magnetic field in the space around it

This is how magnets have forces between them without even touching

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Electromagnets

– an electrical current passes through a coil of wire wrapped around some iron

– more current, stronger magnet

– Can be turned on and off

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Electromagnetic induction

– Flowing current induces a magnetic field

– a moving magnet induces electrical current to flow

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Electric Motor

converts electrical energy into mechanical energy

A current causes an electromagnet to rotate

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Electric Generators

Converts mechanical energy into electrical energy

A coil of wire rotates within a magnetic field-generates a current

Generator simulation

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Making electricity

Begin with fuel (chemical energy- fossil fuels) or another form of energy (nuclear, solar, hydro)

Convert from one form of energy into mechanical energy (turn turbine- large fan)

Turbine will rotate a magnet in a coil of copper wire (generator!!)

Electrons flow in the wire…viola..electricity

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Energy conversion

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Transmitting electricity

Increase voltage for travel

Decrease voltage when at your home

Use transformer – electrical device that changes voltage