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Magnets and Electromagnets

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Magnets and Electromagnets
 

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Magnets and ElectromagnetsOnline version

key concepts of magnets and electromagnets

by Mahlatji Matladi
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An object that attracts iron, cobalt or nickel.

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A magnet produced by electric current flowing through a coil around a conductive metal.

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Ends of a magnet where magnetic forces are strongest.

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To draw objects toward it due to magnetic force.

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To push away opposing magnetic poles.

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The invisible region around a magnet where forces can be detected.

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A device that uses a magnetized needle to indicate direction.

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A non-metal material that does not attract magnets.

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The strongest pole of a magnet

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A place where you can detect energy force

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when the South Poles of two magnets do not attract each other.

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An iron nail in the electromagnet is a great example of ...

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