Magnetismo - Imãs, Campo Magnético e Magnetismo Terrestre
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Magnets are made of ferromagnetic materials like iron and can attract or repel each other depending on their poles, with the Earth's magnetic field causing needles to align North-South. The magnetic force produces a field measured in Tesla, protecting against solar winds and creating phenomena like the Aurora Borealis.
Insights
- Magnets are composed of ferromagnetic materials like iron, nickel, and cobalt, or metallic alloys, and when brought together, they can either attract or repel each other based on the poles being the same or different.
- The Earth's magnetic field, represented by induction lines and measured in Tesla, protects against solar winds by deflecting electrified particles, causing phenomena like the Aurora Borealis, and is not perfectly aligned with the North-South direction.
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Recent questions
What are magnets made of?
Ferromagnetic materials like iron, nickel, and cobalt.
How does the Earth's magnetic field affect magnetic needles?
Causes them to align with the North-South direction.
What happens when two magnets are brought together?
They can either attract or repel based on their poles.
How is the intensity of a magnetic field measured?
In Tesla.
What does the Earth's magnetic field protect against?
Solar winds and electrified particles.
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"Magnetic Fields: Attraction, Repulsion, and Protection"
- Magnets, whether natural or artificial, are made of ferromagnetic materials like iron, nickel, and cobalt, or metallic alloys.
- The Earth's magnetic field causes magnetic needles to align with the North-South direction, with the North Pole being attracted to the magnetic North Pole and the South Pole to the magnetic South Pole.
- When two magnets are brought together, they can either attract or repel each other based on the poles being the same or different.
- The magnetic force produced by magnets creates a magnetic field around them, represented by induction lines that show the field's orientation and direction.
- The intensity of the magnetic field is measured in Tesla, with the magnetic field being a vector quantity represented by vector B.
- The Earth's magnetic field, not perfectly aligned with the North-South direction, protects against solar winds, deflecting electrified particles and producing phenomena like the Aurora Borealis.
