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MAGNETIC OR NONMAGNETIC?

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FIRST SOME REVIEW…

All matter has measurable physical properties.

Those properties determine how matter is classified, changed, and used.

Magnetism is one physical property of matter.

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WHAT IS MAGNETISM? Magnetism is a force of

attraction or repulsionThe force of attraction pulls an

object towards the magnet.

The force of repulsion pushes an object away from the magnet.

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MAGNETS ARE THE TOOLS USED TO MEASURE MAGNETISM poles – two ends of a magnet

every magnet has two poles north (N) pole south (S) pole

even if you break a magnet in half, each half will have a north pole and a south pole

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REMEMBER Unlike poles attract

Like poles repel

But, that only when talking about two magnets.

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PROPERTIES OF MAGNETS Why do these magnets appear to “float” in air?

The same poles are facing each other. S

N

NS

SN

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WHAT MATTER IS MAGNETIC? Metals that contain iron, nickel, and cobalt

are magnetic. In other words, a magnet will pull them.

Not all metals are magnetic. Aluminum and copper are examples of

metals that are NOT magnetic.

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What is the ONLY way to tell if an object is magnetic?

Use a magnet.

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Magnetite is a special rock that is magnetic.

Why are these nails attracted to the

magnetite?

They are made of iron.

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MAGNETS ALSO HAVE A MAGNETIC FIELD

Every magnet has a magnetic field around it. It can be thought of as a line of force running from the north end of the magnet to the south end of a magnet.

Earth’s magnetic field is what causes the needle of a compass to point north and south.

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MAGNETIC FIELD LINESField lines come together where the magnetic force is strong, and spread out where it is weak.

In a bar magnet, force field lines spread out from one pole and come together towards the other.

The magnetic force is strongest near the poles where they come together.

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Now that you know more about magnetism, let’s see if you can find the magnetic

items.

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Cobalt drill bits

Magnetic or non-magnetic?

Magnetic

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penny

Magnetic or non-magnetic?Not MagneticPennies are made of copper and copper is NOT magnetic.

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aluminum

Magnetic or non-magnetic?

Not Magnetic.Remember only iron, nickel, and cobalt are magnetic metals.

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Porcelain vase

Magnetic or non-magnetic?

Not Magnetic

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MAGNETIC OR NON-MAGNETIC?

Iron filings

Magnetic

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Copper wire

Magnetic or non-magnetic?

Not Magnetic

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Silver spoon

Magnetic or non-magnetic?

NOT MagneticSilver is Not one of the magnetic metals.

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wood

Magnetic or non-magnetic?

Not Magnetic

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Magnetic or non-magnetic?

Iron nails

Magnetic

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MAGNETIC OR NON-MAGNETIC?

Nickel coins from Denmark

Magnetic

FACT: The nickels made in the United States are not made of nickel – they are made of copper so they are not magnetic.

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MAGNETIC OR NON-MAGNETIC?

Paper clips

Trick question – since you don’t know if these paper clips are aluminum or iron, you don’t know if they are magnetic until you put them near a magnet.

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TALK WITH YOUR GROUP What are the three metals that are

magnetic? What are two things you know about

the poles of a magnet?


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