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Physics 1230: Light and Color Ivan I. Smalyukh, Instructor

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Applications of Inductor

Applications of Inductor. Section 6.4. Magnetic Field Applications of Electromagnetism Transformer. Magnetic Field. Flux lines are used to represent the strength and the direction of the field. The flux lines are always drawn from the north pole to the south pole .

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Magnets

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Force, Motion and Energy

Force, Motion and Energy. Grade 2 SOL 2.2 Created By; Kim Smith. 25. What is a magnet?. An object that is able to pull other objects towards it. A rock that pulls things. A piece of plastic that pulls things. 25. What does PULL mean when we are talking about magnets?. Push away

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Magnetism

Magnetism. Magnets. Magnetic Poles Magnets exert forces on one another Similar to electric charges, they can attract and repel each other without touching Strength of force dependent on distance between 2 magnets Magnetic poles are regions of magnet that produce magnetic forces .

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MAGNETISM

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Magnets!

Magnets!. Science SOL 2.2 Created by cmy@2008. What are Magnets?. What are magnets?. Force that can push or pull things. What attracts a magnet?. Certain metals like iron or nickel or cobalt Lodestone or magnetite. How can you make a magnet?. Use a strong magnet

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Magnets!

Magnets!. Science SOL 2.2 Created by cmy@2008. What are Magnets?. What are magnets?. Force that can push or pull things. What attracts a magnet?. Certain metals like iron or nickel or cobalt Lodestone or magnetite. How can you make a magnet?. Use a strong magnet

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4th Grade Physical Science: Electricity and Magnetism

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