Poles of a magnet
Integrated Science · Grade 7 · about 40 minutes
The poles are the two ends where magnetic behaviour is strongest, named North and South. Dip a magnet in pins: they crowd the ends.
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- Attractive property
- Repulsive property
- Poles of a magnet
- Basic law of magnetism
- Directional property
- Magnetic strength
- Magnetic and non-magnetic materials
- Testing and classifying materials
- Magnets in fridge doors and compasses
- Magnets in radios and speakers
- Magnets separate mixtures
- Magnets in toys
- Searching magnet applications
- Caring for magnets
- Appreciating magnets