Magnets Canada

Jun 09, 2025

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Magnets

Magnets. History of Magnetism. The Chinese discovered the magnetic compass as early as 200 BC. At first fortune-tellers used it. Later people realised that it was a way to find the direction of North and South. History of Magnetism.

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Magnets

Magnets. Two Poles. What is a magnet?. A magnet is an object that attracts certain materials usually objects made of iron or steel. . A magnet has two ends called magnetic poles or just poles for short. A magnet’s pull is strongest at the poles. Poles are usually marked North and South.

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Magnets

Magnets. By: Mrs. Mason. All About Magnets. Magnets come in many shapes and sizes. A magnet can be made by rubbing a piece of iron or steel many times with a magnet. Types of Magnets. Things Magnets Will Attract. Iron Nail Steel fork Steel paper clip. Things Magnets Will Not Attract.

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Magnets

Mrs. Proctor's. Magnets. Magnets. Magnetic Poles. Similar Magnetic Poles Repel. What can Magnets do?.

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Magnets

Magnets. Certain minerals were known to attract iron objects. Magnetite or lodestone Property called magnetism Iron could attract other iron as well. Iron could be treated with lodestone to gain the same magnetism. Permanent magnet. Lodestone. Magnetized objects can attract or repel.

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Magnets

Magnets. Magnets. More than 2,000 years ago Greeks discovered deposits of a mineral that was a natural magnet. The mineral is now called magnetite. In the twelfth century Chinese sailors used magnetite to make compasses that improved navigation. Magnetism.

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Magnets!!!

Magnets!!!. Rules. 1. 2 Teams – Pink vs. Green 2. You will work on the problem on your own unless otherwise told. 3. Not all problems are magnet problems…look for the magnet symbol! 3. When I call out, you will magnet your answer to the board on the appropriate side….. .

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Magnets

Magnets. By: Lana Tso. Lodestones. The first magnets were naturally-magnetized pieces of magnetite called lodestone . Lodestone is a mineral that is naturally magnetized. Lodestones. Poles. There are North and South poles

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Magnets

Magnets. Students will learn about magnets (Chapter 24 and Review pp. 133-36.). Lodestones. Chinese and Greeks knew that naturally occurring lodestones attracted iron When pieces of iron were rubbed with lodestones, they became magnetized.

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MAGNETS

MAGNETS. AND ELECTROMAGNETISM. MAGNETISM. FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. MAGNETISM. Electric currents or the movement of electrons in an atom will create the property of magnetism in an objec t -Stop and Think- Write what you know about magnets right now. DISCOVERY OF MAGNETS.

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magnets

magnets. Can be made of. will. 1)repel and attract magnets materials 2) rest in north-south direction when suspended freely. 3)Repel when like poles are placed near each other 4)Attract when unlike poles are placed near each other 5)Have an north and south pole.

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Magnets

What Does It Mean to be Magnetic?. Magnets. Magnets. For objects to be magnetic they must have the metal known as Iron in it. Magnets.

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Magnets

Magnets. Robert Deden. What do electric charges have in common with magnetic poles?. Both electric charges and magnetic poles have a positive and negative charge. What is a major difference between electric charges and magnetic poles?.

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Magnets

Magnets. Intro to Magnets pHET. Magnetic Force on a Charged Paticle. (B). (T(tesla)). (F). (N). Magnetic field = magnetic force on charge (magnitude of charge)(speed of charge) Right Hand Rule . (v). (m/s). (q). (C).

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Magnets

Magnets. 4-5.9 Summarize the properties of magnets and electromagnets (including polarity, attraction/repulsion, and strength).

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Magnets

Magnetic. Non-Magnetic. Magnets.

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Magnets, Magnets and More Magnets

Magnets, Magnets and More Magnets. Explore. Using the material given, find things around the room that stick to it. Explore. Using the material given, test what happens when they are close to each other. Explore. Using the material given, test what happens when you thread a

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Magnets

Magnets. The dipole magnets are used to establish the particle orbit.

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Magnets

Magnets. By Ms. Despotakis. What Is a Magnet. A magnet is lskdajfal;skdfjal;skdfj Lasdkjfasl;kdjf;laskd Asdfl;kjas;dlfkjasl’dkfj. History of Magnets. Sdlkjf;aldf Sadgf;sdkfg’sldfkjg Dsfgg Dsf g. Uses of Magnets.

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Magnets

Magnets. Investigation 1 Review. Stuck on Magnets. Magnets stick to some metals, but not all metals. Magnets stick only to items that are steel or iron. Magnets do not stick to aluminum. Forces: Attract and Repel.

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Magnets

Magnets. By: David Garcia. What do electric charges have in common with magnetic poles?. What electric charges and magnetic poles have in common is that Magnetic poles and electric charges each have a positive and a negative charge.

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Magnets

Magnets. “Lodestone” Magnesia. The oldest known writing about lodestones was by Thales of Miletus in about 600 BC. THE LETTER OF PETRUS PEREGRINUS ON THE MAGNET, A.D. 1269.

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