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Kiewit Book N

Kiewit Middle Book N Review

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This device will convert electricity into mechanical (kinetic) energy. electric motor
This common household device has an electromagnet in it. doorbell
This device detects electrical current produced by way of electromagnetic induction. galvanometer
These show up when you pour iron filings around a magnet. magnetic field lines
What results when you continue to cut a magnet and its resulting parts in half? Smaller and smaller magnets all having both north and south poles.
What are examples of conductors? metal, people, water
What are examples of insulators? paper, wood, cloth, plastic, rubber, air, glass
What are four types of magnets? Ferromagnet, permanent magnet, temporary magnet, and electromagnet
In a circuit, what happens to current if you raise the voltage? it increases
In a circuit, if you increase resistance, what happens to current? it decreases
Using Ohm's law (V=IR) what is the voltage in a circuit that has 10 amps and 100 Ohms? 1000V
What are domains? Tiny groups of atoms whose magnetic fields are lined up.
How does friction charge an object? electrons are "wiped" from one surface to another
If an object's electrons are rearranged by direct contact, what charging method was used? conduction
How does induction rearrange an object's electrons? electron's are arranged by a nearby object
If a magnetic field is disturbed by a rotaing coil, what is produced? induced current
Conductors....... allow the free movement of electricity.
Insulators....... block the free movement of electricity.
Oersted discovered that a moving electric current produces........ a magnetic field
Magnetic poles are where........ the magnetic force is strongest.
A load, wires, and energy source are the basic parts of a.......? circuit
In this circuit if one part goes bad, there is still an available pathway for the electricity. parallel
In this type of circuit, if one part goes bad, the whole circuit goes out. series
Ultimately, what is responsible for producing a material's magnetism? its atoms
Three ways to demagnetize a temporary magnet are..... hit it, heat it, or put it in a stronger magnetic field.
If an object gains electrons, it becomes.... negative
If an object loses electrons, it becomes..... positive
This is a build up of non-moving electrical charge..... static electricity
What kind of transformer has fewer coils of wire in its primary coil than in its secondary coil? step-up transformer
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