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Test Chapter 10.2 - 11

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#1
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magnetic fields are produced by the

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motion of electrons and other charged particles

#2
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the most important cause of magnetism in magnetic materials

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electron spin

#3
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A group of aligned atoms having a single magnetic field

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domain

#4
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theory that says an object will not possess a single, overall magnetic field unless most of the domains are lined up in the same direction

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domain theory

#5
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substances with no unpaired electrons

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diamagnetic

#6
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material weakly attracted to a magnet is said to be

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paramagnetic

#7
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magnet made from a magnetically soft material is called a

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temporary magnet

#8
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Materials whose domains strongly resist changes in the direction of their magnetic fields are

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magnetically hard

#9
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magnets made from magnetically hard materials are called

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permanent magnets

#10
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the three ways of magnetizing

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by contact, by induction, by electricity

#11
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a device that produces a strong magnetic field when electricity passes through it

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electromagnet

#12
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The magnetically soft material placed within the coils of an electromagnet in order to strengthen its field is the electromagnet’s

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Core

#13
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The temperature at which a ferromagnetic material’s do-mains disappear is its

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Curie Point

#14
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The resistance of a magnet to being demagnetized by a magnetic field is the material’s

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coercivity

#15
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The force existing in a magnetic field that causes a moving electric charge to deviate from its original path is called the

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Deflecting Force

#16
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a navigational device consisting of a magnet free to swing horizontally so that it always points north

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Magnetic Compass

#17
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Person to discover that a compass points north because it is guided by Earth’s magnetic field

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William Gilbert

#18
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book published by William gilbert

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De Magnete

#19
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