Asked by Nico
Question 5
Magnetic metals include aluminum, copper, and gold.
True
False
Question 6
Which of the following are uses of magnets/magnetic fields (Select all that apply)
a
Bird Migration
b
Creating energy
c
Maglev train
d
MRI machines
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Question 5: False.
- Aluminum, copper, and gold are not ferromagnetic (they are weakly paramagnetic or diamagnetic). Typical magnetic metals are iron, nickel, and cobalt.
Question 6: a, b, c, d (all apply).
- a) Bird migration: many species sense and use Earth's magnetic field for navigation.
- b) Creating energy: magnets are used in generators/alternators to convert mechanical motion into electrical energy.
- c) Maglev trains: use magnetic levitation and propulsion.
- d) MRI machines: use strong magnetic fields for medical imaging.
- Aluminum, copper, and gold are not ferromagnetic (they are weakly paramagnetic or diamagnetic). Typical magnetic metals are iron, nickel, and cobalt.
Question 6: a, b, c, d (all apply).
- a) Bird migration: many species sense and use Earth's magnetic field for navigation.
- b) Creating energy: magnets are used in generators/alternators to convert mechanical motion into electrical energy.
- c) Maglev trains: use magnetic levitation and propulsion.
- d) MRI machines: use strong magnetic fields for medical imaging.
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