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Name the part of the atom that is magnetic.
Magnetism and Magnetic Fields
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A) Magnetism is a force that exists between moving charges
| Moving Charges Always Create Magnetism |
Natural Magnetism
comes from - spinning
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... electrons in atoms
Electric current
(Where there is electricity
there is always
magnetism !!!!)
Visualizing Magnetic Field Line
Staples / Paper / Strong Magnet
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NYSSLS Reading Passage · Electricity & Magnetism
The Stone That Points North: A History of Magnetism in Human Hands
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Check Your Understanding
5 quick questions — pick an answer to see if you’re right.
1. Magnetism is a force that exists between:
2. Natural magnetism in materials like a bar magnet comes from:
3. Which statement best describes a wire carrying an electric current?
4. A charged balloon sits perfectly still on a table. Does its charge create a magnetic field?
5. In a speaker, a changing current flows through a voice coil next to a permanent magnet. Why does the cone vibrate?