Exam 6: Magnets and Magnetism

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Air is the best conductor of magnetism.

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The unit of measurement of flux in a magnetic circuit is called the ____.

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The two main theories of magnetism are the molecular and electron theories.

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All artificial magnets are permanent magnets.

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Because all materials have some ability to conduct magnetic lines of force, it is not practical to make a magnetic insulator.

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Which term describes magnetism that remains in a material after being removed from the magnetizing influence?

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Which term describes the ability of a material to retain its magnetism after being removed from the magnetizing influence?

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Using the left-hand rule for a single conductor, with your left hand around the conductor with thumb extended in the direction of current flow, the fingers will point in the direction of the ____.

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If two conductors carrying current in the same direction are placed near each other, the magnetic forces tend to ____.

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Which term describes the ability of a material to conduct lines of force?

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A(n) ____ is also known as an electromagnet.

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A(n) ____ produces a magnetic field.

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There are three classes of magnets: natural, artificial and electromagnets.

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One of the most common types of permanent magnets is made of ____.

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Which material is often used to protect sensitive instruments from electromagnetic fields?

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