What type ofmaterials arealwaysattracted bya magnet?The current ina wire changesdirection. Whathappens to themagnetic field?You have a straitwire with a currentrunning through it.What effect willlooping the wirehave on themagnetic field?Why does acompassneedlepoint north? How doeselectriccurrent relateto magneticfields?The regionaround amagnet wherethe magneticforce acts iscalled the: What is the rulecalled fordetermining themagnetic fieldaround a wire?What evidencedid Orsted use toconclude that anelectric currentproduces amagnetic field?How does thestrength of amagnetic fieldchange ifcurrentincreases?How does thenumber of coilsper meter affectthe strength ofa magneticfield?Where is themagneticforcesstrongest ona magnet?How can aneutral objectbecomenegativelycharged?What happensif you bring twonorth poles ofmagnetstogether?Is the magneticfield inside theloop of asolenoidgreater orweaker?Do magneticfields getstronger orweaker withdistance?What didOrsteddiscover aboutelectricity andmagnetics?What is therelationshipbetween distancefrom a magnetand its magneticstrength?A positive chargeis placed betweena positive andnegative charge.Which directionwill it be pulled?What are thetwo poles ofa magnetcalled?What happensto the potentialenergy if I pullapart the northand south polesof two magnets?Which wouldhave a strongermagnetic field asolenoid or anelectromagnet?What is thedifferencebetween asolenoid and aelectromagnet?An electromagnetis being used to lifta car at ajunkyard. How doyou turn off theelectromagnet todrop the car?When wiringyour housewould you usean insulator ora conductor?What type ofmaterials arealwaysattracted bya magnet?The current ina wire changesdirection. Whathappens to themagnetic field?You have a straitwire with a currentrunning through it.What effect willlooping the wirehave on themagnetic field?Why does acompassneedlepoint north? How doeselectriccurrent relateto magneticfields?The regionaround amagnet wherethe magneticforce acts iscalled the: What is the rulecalled fordetermining themagnetic fieldaround a wire?What evidencedid Orsted use toconclude that anelectric currentproduces amagnetic field?How does thestrength of amagnetic fieldchange ifcurrentincreases?How does thenumber of coilsper meter affectthe strength ofa magneticfield?Where is themagneticforcesstrongest ona magnet?How can aneutral objectbecomenegativelycharged?What happensif you bring twonorth poles ofmagnetstogether?Is the magneticfield inside theloop of asolenoidgreater orweaker?Do magneticfields getstronger orweaker withdistance?What didOrsteddiscover aboutelectricity andmagnetics?What is therelationshipbetween distancefrom a magnetand its magneticstrength?A positive chargeis placed betweena positive andnegative charge.Which directionwill it be pulled?What are thetwo poles ofa magnetcalled?What happensto the potentialenergy if I pullapart the northand south polesof two magnets?Which wouldhave a strongermagnetic field asolenoid or anelectromagnet?What is thedifferencebetween asolenoid and aelectromagnet?An electromagnetis being used to lifta car at ajunkyard. How doyou turn off theelectromagnet todrop the car?When wiringyour housewould you usean insulator ora conductor?

Electromagnetic Force - Call List

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  1. What type of materials are always attracted by a magnet?
  2. The current in a wire changes direction. What happens to the magnetic field?
  3. You have a strait wire with a current running through it. What effect will looping the wire have on the magnetic field?
  4. Why does a compass needle point north?
  5. How does electric current relate to magnetic fields?
  6. The region around a magnet where the magnetic force acts is called the:
  7. What is the rule called for determining the magnetic field around a wire?
  8. What evidence did Orsted use to conclude that an electric current produces a magnetic field?
  9. How does the strength of a magnetic field change if current increases?
  10. How does the number of coils per meter affect the strength of a magnetic field?
  11. Where is the magnetic forces strongest on a magnet?
  12. How can a neutral object become negatively charged?
  13. What happens if you bring two north poles of magnets together?
  14. Is the magnetic field inside the loop of a solenoid greater or weaker?
  15. Do magnetic fields get stronger or weaker with distance?
  16. What did Orsted discover about electricity and magnetics?
  17. What is the relationship between distance from a magnet and its magnetic strength?
  18. A positive charge is placed between a positive and negative charge. Which direction will it be pulled?
  19. What are the two poles of a magnet called?
  20. What happens to the potential energy if I pull apart the north and south poles of two magnets?
  21. Which would have a stronger magnetic field a solenoid or an electromagnet?
  22. What is the difference between a solenoid and a electromagnet?
  23. An electromagnet is being used to lift a car at a junkyard. How do you turn off the electromagnet to drop the car?
  24. When wiring your house would you use an insulator or a conductor?