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7.1.2 Permanent & Induced Magnets
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What is a key property of permanent magnets?

They always create their own magnetic field

Can the magnetism of a permanent magnet be turned on and off?

No, it cannot be turned on and off

Which of these is an example of a permanent magnet?

Bar magnet

What is another name for induced magnets?

Temporary magnets

When do induced magnets become magnetised?

When placed in a magnetic field

Can induced magnets repel other magnets?

No, they can only attract

What happens when the magnetic field is removed from an induced magnet?

It loses most or all its magnetism

Which material can become an induced magnet?

Nickel

Do induced magnets have fixed poles?

No, they do not have fixed poles

What force exists between a permanent magnet and an induced magnet?

Always an attraction

How can you make an induced magnet into a temporary magnet?

By stroking it with a permanent magnet

What happens to iron filings near a bar magnet?

They become induced magnets

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