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| c 1. attract iron and materials that contain iron. 2. attract or repel other magnets. 3. one part will always point NORTH when allowed to swing freely. |
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| c how do magnetic poles interact |
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| c 1. poles that are unalike attract each other. 2. poles that are alike, repel each other. |
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c single magnetic field vs.
combined magnetic field |
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| c depending on which poles are near each other, the magnetic fields are different COMBINED MAGNETIC FIELD= when magnetic fields of 2 or more magnets overlap. |
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| c results of electron spinning |
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| c magnetic domains ad alignment |
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| c When all the magnetic domains are arranged in the same direction magnetism is created. |
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| c examples of magnetic material |
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| c Ferromagnetic material is made of ferrite. The magnets on your refrigerator are most likely made of ferrite. |
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| c 2 ways to make a magnet |
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| c To make a magnet you can rub an object with most of the magnetic properties on a magnet, or you can use electricity to create a magnet. |
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| c 3 ways to destroy a magnet |
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| c 1. heat it 2. drop it hard |
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