| Term | Definition |
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magnetic field |
region in which a magnetic force can be detected |
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poles |
ends of magnets, north and south |
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magnetic domain |
magnetic region composed of a group of atoms whose magnetic fields are aligned in a common direction; single, unpaired, spinning electrons which are magnetized and all pointing in the same direction |
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solenoid |
a long, helically wound coil of insulated wire |
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electromagnet |
a solenoid with an iron rod through the center increasing the magnetic field |
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Ferromagnetic |
iron, cobalt, nickel |
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galvanometer |
device used in construction of ammeters and voltmeters, it uses the motor effect to make a needle move measuring the current and voltage |