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The pole has the
strongest
force of the magnet
Opposite
poles attract,
like
poles repel.
A magnet produces a
magnetic field
permanent magnetic
: produce their own magnetic field all the time
Induced/temporary magnets: only have
magnetic field temporarily
Magnet
Any material or
object
that produces a
magnetic
field
Magnets
Have
two
poles: north and
south
Surrounded by a
magnetic field
Representing magnetic fields
1. Draw field lines from
north
pole to
south
pole
2. Draw straight lines into
south
pole and out of
north
pole
3. Draw curved lines into
south
pole and out of
north
pole
4. Draw loops from
north
to
south
pole
More
dense
field lines indicate
stronger
magnetic field
Finding magnetic poles and field lines
1. Use a
compass
2. Compass needle aligns with
field lines
3. Compass points towards
south
pole
North poles of two magnets pushed together
Magnets
repel
Opposite poles of two magnets brought together
Magnets
attract
Magnetic
field
diagrams:
The
closer
the lines are, the
stronger
the magnetic field.
Magnetic materials
Iron,
cobalt
,
nickel
,
steel