Magnetism

A material that can create magnetic effects by itself.

• Permanet Magnet

• Paramagnetic

• Magnet

• Hard Magnet

Electromagnet

• A material that can create magnetic effects by itself.

• A coil of wire wrapped around an iron core (nail) with aid of a battery.

• A type of matter in which the magnetic fields of individual electrons cancel out, leaving each atom with zero magnetic field.

• A material where the magnetism of electrons in individual atoms does not cancel completely.

A material where the magnetism of electrons in individual atoms does not cancel completely.

• Paramagnetic

• Electromagnetic

• Ferromagnetic

• Diamagnetic

Diamagnetic

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• A material (like iron) with very strong magnetic properties.

• The difference between magnetic north and geographic true north.

• A type of matter in which the magnetic fields of individual electrons cancel out, leaving each atom with zero magnetic field.

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A material (like iron) with very strong magnetic properties.

• Hard Magnet

• Magnetic Poles

• Permanet Magnet

• Ferromagnetic

Magnetic Declination

• A magnet that retains its magnetism after removal of the magnetizing force, used for compasses

• Two small regions which are located in the polar areas of the northern and southern hemispheres and toward which a compass needle points from any direction throughout adjacent regions

• A coil of wire wrapped around an iron core (nail) with aid of a battery

• The difference between magnetic north and geographic true north.

A magnet that retains its magnetism after removal of the magnetizing force, used for compasses.

• Magnetic Poles

• Permanent Magnet

• Hard Magnet

• Soft Magnet

Magnetic Poles

• A material that can create magnetic effects by itself.

• A type of matter in which the magnetic fields of individual electrons cancel out, leaving each atom with zero magnetic field.

• Two small regions which are located in the polar areas of the northern and southern hemispheres and toward which a compass needle points from any direction throughout adjacent regions

• Magnetic materials that retain their magnetism after being magnetised.

A magnetic material that is relatively easily magnetized or demagnetized.

• Magnet

• Diamagnetic

• Soft Magnet

• Hard Magnet

Hard Magnet

• A magnet that retains its magnetism after removal of the magnetizing force, used for compasses.

• A type of matter in which the magnetic fields of individual electrons cancel out, leaving each atom with zero magnetic field.

• Magnetic materials that retain their magnetism after being magnetised.

• A magnetic material that is relatively easily magnetized or demagnetized

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