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Do Now (2/5/14) Do not touch the materials on your desk until instructed to do so. 1) Are all metals magnetic? 2) Can non-magnetic materials interact with magnets?

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Page 1: Do Now (2/5/14) Do not touch the materials on your desk until instructed to do so. 1) Are all metals magnetic? 2) Can non-magnetic materials interact with

Do Now (2/5/14)Do not touch the materials on your desk until instructed to do so.

1) Are all metals magnetic?

2) Can non-magnetic materials interact with magnets?

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Intro to Electromagnetism

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Copper Tube Demo• You will have 10 minutes to complete the Demo Activity.

• Do not drop the magnets on the floor!

• Please ignore air resistance in your answers.

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Copper Tube

• What did you observe when you dropped your pencil?

• What did you observe when you dropped the magnet?

• Was the magnet attracted to the copper tube?

• What guesses did you come up with for why this occurs?

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Electric Current and Magnetism

• In 1820, it was hypothesized that the electric current must produce a magnetic field around the wire.

• Michael Faraday wondered if the reverse might be true!?!

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Energy Transfer

What type of energy transfer is this?

Kinetic Energy to Electrical Energy

He discovered that he could induce current by moving a wire through a magnetic field

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Inducing a Current

• It is the relative motion between the wire and the magnetic field that produces a current.

What if the wire moved parallel to the Magnetic Field?Would current be produced?

NO CURRENT IS PRODUCED IF THE WIRE MOVES PARALLEL TO THE MAGNETIC FIELD

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Current

• What sort of shape do magnetic field lines form around a current carrying

wire?

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Exit Question:A wire of length 10 cm moves parallel along a magnetic

field of strength 8T such that none of the field intersects the wire. If the wire is moving 500 m/min what is the resulting current through the wire?

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Do Now (2/6/14)1. What must be true for a current to be induced in a wire as the wire

moves through a magnetic field?

2. A uniform magnetic field B, with magnitude B = 1.2 x 10-3 T, points vertically upward throughout an enclosed space. A proton with a velocity v = 3.2 x 107 m/s enters the space moving horizontally from south to north.

• Find (a) the magnitude and (b) the direction of magnetic field.

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Lets Change Gears

What is the direction of centripetal force?

Towards the center of the circle

What is the name of a force acting on an object that moves in a circular path?

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Mass Spectrometer• Mass Spectrometer

o Measures the mass of an unknown atoms or molecules

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RHR• Why does the particle curve downwards?

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Radius of the CircleName the two forces in the diagram

Magnetic force == centripetal force

Lets solve for the radius of the circle:

r

mvqB

qB

mvr

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Identify our Variables

• m = Mass

• v = Velocity

• q = Charge• B = Magnetic Field Strength

• r = Radius

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Apply RHR

Is this particle an electron or proton?

Proton

RHR

How do we know if this particle is an electron or proton?

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Moving through a Voltage

• V = voltage• v = velocity• Q = Charge• M = Mass m

qVv

2

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Classwork

Use the rest of class time to work on your homework.

‘Interaction between E and B and matter’

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Do Now (2/7/14)

• An electron moves at 4.2 x 105 m/s as it passes through a magnetic field. What is the radius of it’s circular path?

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Electricity• What are different ways we generate electricity?

• Hydro-electric Dams• Wind Power• Generators• Solar Power• Fossil Fuels

What type of energy transfer is this?

Kinetic Energy to Electrical Energy

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EMF

A current is induced

• A force is exerted on the charges in the wire.

• This increases the electric potential energy on the charges.

What occurs if a wire moves through a magnetic field?

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EMF

• What have we learned before that uses the word ‘potential’?

Potential Difference! (ΔV)

This change in potential, or potential difference is called the induced electromotive force, or EMF.

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• Electromotive Force (emf) - IS NOT A FORCEo It was defined before we fully understood electricity.o Think of it as a voltage.

• The EMF (ε) is measured in volts and depends on:

ε = B l vWhere l is the length of the wire.

EMF

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Classwork

Use the rest of class time to work on your homework. Either:

‘Interaction between E and B and matter’Or

‘Electromagnetic Induction’

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Cool videosFeel free to watch these on your own time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txmKr69jGBk

magnet:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FM3LVrKXFcA

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