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Electromagnetism

Brain Pop Induction: https://www.brainpop.com/technology/en ergytechnology/electromagneticinduction/ Electromagnetism: https://www.brainpop.com/science/energy /electromagnets/

Electromagnetism An electric current that produces a magnetic field Electromagnets A solenoid with an ferromagnetic core A strong magnet that can be turned on and off

Solenoid A coil of wire with an electrical current. Characteristics Can be turned on and off Can have its direction reversed Can have its strength changed Their ends act like magnetic poles

Creating a Larger Electromagnet Coils Each loop of coil has a small amount of magnetic pull When the loops are added together the coil begins to act as a magnet with poles

Characteristics Field can be turned on or off Its direction can be reversed The strength of the field can be changed

Electromagnetic Field

Strength of Electromagnets Depends on three main things: Number of turns in the coil The more turns in a coil, the stronger the magnet Amount of current in the coil If the voltage is increased, so will the current, which increases the strength of the magnetic field

Strength of Electromagnets(cont.) Permeability of the core material Permeability: The ability of a material to be magnetized, even temporarily, and to transmit magnetic force Air would make a weak magnet Iron would make a strong magnet

Solenoid Uses

Other uses for Electromagnets Transformers Industry Sensors Motors

Electromagnetism Lab Create an electromagnet using the materials provided Before creating the EM, attempt to use the iron nail as a magnet. After creating the EM attempt to make it stronger/ pick up more paper clips. Create a motor using the materials provided

Conclusion What happened when you put the nail near the paper clip before creating the EM ? What is a coil of a wire called? What happened when you put the nail near the paper clips after creating the EM?  What makes the nail magnetic? Based on your observations how can you increase the strength of an electromagnet? Why was the motor able to work? How is it similar to the EM?  Place the electromagnets in order from strongest to weakest. Use numbers 1 (strongest) through 4 (weakest) __________ 6 volt battery, 30 loops of wire, iron core __________ 3 volt battery, 15 loops of wire, iron core __________ 3 volt battery, 30 loops of wire, iron core __________ 9 volt battery, 30 loops of wire, iron core How did you know to put them in this order?