
20.1 Understanding Magnetism
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Alaa Mattar
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Brainstorming 😄
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Can you name some everyday objects that rely on magnets to work?
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Properties of Magnets and Magnetic Field
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Multiple Choice
Polarity of magnets:
What happens when you bring two South Poles close?
Repel
Attract
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Multiple Choice
Where do the magnetic field lines start and end?
They start at south poles and end at north poles
They start at north poles and end at south poles
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Virtual Experiment [Part 1]
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Open Ended
Based on your experiment, what can you say happened when we put a magnetic field through a wire?
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Virtual Experiment [Part 2]
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Multiple Choice
What happened to the light bulb when we had more loops in the solenoid?
It became brighter! Current increased
It became dimmer! Current decreased
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Right Hand Rule [Current in a Wire]
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Multiple Choice
A steady current flows in a straight wire to the right. Choose the correct magnetic field lines around the red point.
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Multiple Choice
A steady current flows in a straight wire.
The direction of the current is suddenly reversed.
What happens to the magnetic field?
Direction of the magnetic field reverses.
Strength of the magnetic field decreases.
Strength of the magnetic field increases.
The magnetic field stays the same.
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Multiple Choice
A steady current flows in a straight wire.
Gradually, the current in the wire is increased.
What happens to the magnetic field when the current increases?
Strength of the magnetic field increases.
The magnetic field stays the same
Strength of the magnetic field decreases
Direction of magnetic field reverses
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That's enough Magnetism for today😋
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Open Ended
Any questions?
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Permanent Magnet vs Temporary Magnet
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Multiple Choice
What do we call the atoms in a magnet that act as tiny magnets?
Magnetic Domain
Dipole
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Multiple Choice
Individual dipoles tend to clump with other dipoles forming larger dipoles called domains.
These domains have a weaker magnetic fields than individual dipoles
True
False
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Multiple Choice
How can we transform a temporary magnet to permanent magnet?
by exposing a temporary magnet to a very strong external electric field.
by exposing a temporary magnet to a very strong external magnetic field.
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Multiple Choice
What happens every time we cut a magnet in half?
It becomes non-magnetic because it disrupts the dipole alignment
It is divided into smaller magnets with their own North and South Poles
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Multiple Choice
Which picture illustrates the correct domain alignment of a non-magnet?
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Multiple Choice
How can we create a ferromagnet?
Is a material that can become a permeant magnet
Is a type of chcolate
Is a material that can be created by a low source of magnetic field
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