Given a bar magnet, describe the method you will use to magnetize an iron nail
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You should take a magnet rub it to an iron nail for 2 minutes it will magnetise
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Magnets exist within a magnetic field that cannot be seen with the human eye. Magnetic field creates a force which makes objects, which are susceptible to magnetism, attract or repel one another within this field. A magnet will attract many metals that are ferromagnetic, but some other metals, as well as materials like plastic, rubber and wood will not be affected.Prepare the materialsGather together a larger nail made of soft iron, iron fillings, insulated copper wire with bare ends, some paper clips and a source of low voltage power.Magnetize the nailCover the middle of the nail with loops of the copper wire, leaving some wire hanging free at the ends. Connect these ends to a supply of low voltage DC electricity. Turn the power supply on.Test the temporary magnetTouch the iron filings with the nail. They should stick. A steel nail would have retained magnetism after the power has been switched off. Experiment with heavier object for the nail to pick, such as paper clips. Add more wire coils to the nail to see what effect this has on its magnetism. TANK YOU FOR ASKING THIS QUESTION
experimentally;
Magnets exist within a magnetic field that cannot be seen with the human eye. Magnetic field creates a force which makes objects, which are susceptible to magnetism, attract or repel one another within this field. A magnet will attract many metals that are ferromagnetic, but some other metals, as well as materials like plastic, rubber and wood will not be affected.Prepare the materialsGather together a larger nail made of soft iron, iron fillings, insulated copper wire with bare ends, some paper clips and a source of low voltage power.Magnetize the nailCover the middle of the nail with loops of the copper wire, leaving some wire hanging free at the ends. Connect these ends to a supply of low voltage DC electricity. Turn the power supply on.Test the temporary magnetTouch the iron filings with the nail. They should stick. A steel nail would have retained magnetism after the power has been switched off. Experiment with heavier object for the nail to pick, such as paper clips. Add more wire coils to the nail to see what effect this has on its magnetism. TANK YOU FOR ASKING THIS QUESTION
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place an iron needle or a bar magnet on a table Hold It Down formally and stroke it about 30 time from one end to the other and lift the magnet high and bring it back to the first and we will find that if you stroke with the north pole of a magnet thethe end of a iron bar from which stocking is started become the north pole the other and become the South pole if use rock with the South ful the poles in the iron needle will be reserved
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