Friday, December 24, 2010

Artificial Magnet Electricity an Magnetism

Do you know 
compass





Chinese were the first people to use the property of magnets to construct Mariner’s Compass.




Artificial magnet
Magnets are useful in many ways. As more and more uses of magnets came to be known, the need for powerful magnets of fixed shape became great. To fulfill this need, powerful magnets of required shapes are made. The powerful magnets of different shapes that are prepared are called artificial magnets. Artificial magnets have regular shapes and required magnetic strength. Artificial magnets are named on the basis of the artificial magnets with their names are shown below.




Bar magnet


Magnetic Needle


Horse Shoe Magnet

Artificial magnets
magnet attracting dollar signs image by Steve Johnson from Fotolia.com
Natural magnets occur in many areas of the world and have been used in China since at least 2,600 BC. These natural magnets are no longer used because it is easy to make artificial magnets. Electromagnets exist only as long as the electricity is on. Non-electric artificial magnets can be more permanent--depending on the material that is used to make them.
Create an artificial magnet by using electricity. When electricity flows through a wire--for example, when the wire is connected to a battery--a magnet field is generated around the wire. You can intensify this magnetic field by coiling the wire so that the overlapping magnet fields reinforce each other. The coil is an artificial magnet as long as the electricity is flowing.
Insert a metallic core into the coil of wire to concentrate the magnetic field. This system of power supply and coil of wire around a metallic core is known as an electromagnet. For most common metallic cores, most of the magnetism goes away when the electricity is turned off.
Construct an electromagnet by attaching both ends of a long wire to a battery and then coiling the center part of the wire around a large nail or a metallic bolt. When both ends of the wire are attached to the battery and electricity is flowing, the metallic core will act like a magnet--picking up small metallic objects. When the circuit is broken--by disconnecting a wire--the small objects will fall. The electromagnet is a magnet only as long as the electricity is flowing.
Make a more permanent artificial magnet by choosing a specially designed substance to make an electromagnet. Two of these substances are alnico and permalloy. If you make an electromagnet using one of these substances--and leave the electromagnet turned on for a while--the core remains magnetic after the electricity is turned off.

How to Make an Easy Electromagnet.
Dry Cell
 
Dry Cell
D Cell Battery image by ike from Fotolia.com
An electromagnet produces a magnetic field through the addition of an electric current. The electricity will flow through a wire. To produce a strong magnetic field in one area, the wire of the electromagnet is coiled around a solid core. The more coils or thicker the wire, the stronger the magnetic field. Electromagnets are used in many devices, such as loudspeakers, generators, magnetic locks, mass spectrometers, relays and transformers. You can create a simple electromagnet with items found at home.
                                                                                        
How to Make An Electromagnet.

Electromagnet
 
Electromagnets are advantageous over permanent magnets in that they can be turned on and off at will. Electromagnets are relatively easy to build if you follow a few steps.

Take the circular piece of metal [magnet] and wind copper wire around it. The windings should be tight and close together
Connect one end of the covered copper wound wire to the output side of a switch.
Connect the negative(black) battery terminal to the negative input terminal on the switch.
Connect the positive battery terminal to the end of the wound wire on the magnet
Check that the circuit is complete, beginning at the negative terminal of the battery to the input side of the switch, then from the output side of the switch to the magnet windings, then back to the positive terminal of the battery.
Turn the switch to on and the magnet will work.
Apparatus:       Circular piece of metal.
 Covered copper wire.
 Switch
 Battery.

Magnetism and Electricity for standard 8 to 10

Scientist

Scientist 
William Gilbert

William Gilbert
1544 – 1603
He was the first person to make a scientific study of magnets. He proved that magnetic poles cannot be separated and Earth acts  as a magnet.

Properties of Magnet

Properties of Magnet 


Bring a powerful magnet near an iron key. What do you observe? Bring an iron key near a powerful magnet. What do you observe? Force of attraction exists between a magnet and iron. Attraction exists between magnet and some other substances like nickel and Alnico also. Verify whether this is true in case you get these substances. What do you learn from this experiment?


Bar magnet Force


Bar magnet Attracts

Remember 
Magnet and a few substances like Iron attract each other.
Properties of Magnet


Take a bar magnet and suspend it from a stand with the help of a thread. Notice the direction in which the ends of the magnet lie as soon as it comes to rest. Now turn the magnet to some other direction and gently leave it. Let it come to rest. Find out whether its ends are pointing to the same directions as before or not. Repeat the experiment using different magnets. What do you infer?
Bar magnet Direction

Remember  
Magnet has the property of indicating the directions when it is freely suspended. Magnet comes to rest in North-South direction.

Properties of Magnet

Take a bar magnet and roll it on iron filings. Did iron filings cling to it? It is quite natural for a magnet to attract iron or vice versa? Now observe the iron filings clinging to the magnet. Do you find iron filings clinging uniformly all over the magnet? In which part of the magnet do you find more iron filings? Do you know why? Repeat the experiment using different types of magnets. What do you infer?

Bar magnet Properties

Remember 
Attraction will be maximum at the ends of the magnet. The ends of a magnet where the attraction is maximum are called the poles of a magnet. Every magnet has two poles-North and South. These ends/poles point to North and South directions.

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Physics Presentation Student

Physics Innovative
 
Dear Students 
This is the presentation of the science subject which is help full to you to understand science very simply hope you may go through it.



Thursday, November 25, 2010

Science project made for students

Tour to Mauritius
Here are the teachers who makes their efforts to teach students with effective ways.  


A beautiful, tropical island set in the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is an ideal holiday destination, boasting as much tropical paradise as Maui or Martinique and better still, offering it at a bargain price. Though nestled up alongside Africa, it's actually more influenced by its British and French ties and massive Indian workforce.

Its range of visitors facilities runs the gamut from pamper-happy beach resorts. The beaches are some of the best in the world and the whole island is ringed by coral reef which makes it marvelous for snorkeling and water sports. If you're looking for a lazy beach vacation, you could certainly do worse, but don't forget the rambling interior and the multicultural capital Port Louis.
Fact File: Location:
Location:
Located in the south-west Indian Ocean(20°17S,57°33E),855kms east of Madagascar and 1800 km east of the African continent. 
Geographical Area:
1860 sq km. Latitude 20º south of Greenwich. Longitude  57º 35' east of Greenwich.
Capital City:
Port Louis
People:
Indo-Mauritian, Creole, Sino-Mauritian, Franco-Mauritian
Language:
English, Creole, French, Hindi, Urdu, Hakka, Bojpoori 
Religion:
Hindu, Christian, Muslim  
Health Risks:
Slight risk of malaria; proof of yellow fever vaccination is required of those entering Mauritius 
Time Zone:
GMT/UTC plus 4 hours 
Currency:
1 Mauritius Rupee (MUR) = 1.55  INR approximately
Clothing:
Swimming costumes, shorts & T shirts. Carry light woolens for the winter months of May to September
Best Season:
Apart from the busy Christmas to New Year period, Mauritius doesn't really have a high or low season.
Winter: July to September
Least agreeable period: January to April, when the long days can prove too hot and humid for some and the threat of cyclones is in the air.
For Diving: December through March, when the waters are at their clearest;
For Surfing: June through August
For Fishing: October through April is excellent for big game fishing, when the large predators feed close to shore.
 

Electronics

POINTS TO REMEMBER
Electronics is a field of pure and applied science dealing with the design and application of electronic devices.
Substances whose conductivity lies in between that of conductors and insulators are called semiconductors.
Ex: Silicon and Germanium.

When an electron is removed from a covalent bond, it leaves a vacancy, equivalent to positive charge. An electron from a neighbouring atom can drop into this vacancy, leaving the neighbour with a vacancy. Such a vacancy is usually called a hole and it is considered as an apparent charge carrier.

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Friday, October 15, 2010

Mauritius visit


Dear Friends
Here is the picture of teacher's who are making their efforts to teach students by visiting to the different country.