Electromagnetism experiment: Introduction: I start the introduction with a question: Will increasing current in an electromagnet increase the power of the electromagnet?
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Electromagnetism experiment: Introduction: I start the introduction with a question: Will increasing current in an electromagnet increase the power of the electromagnet? The electromagnet we will be making is a very primitive one compared to that of the complexity of modern electromagnets found in machinery, but the way it works is almost identical. Electromagnetic technology is extremely complex and because it is an electromagnet, the higher the current, the stronger it becomes, and with this an electromagnet can become incomprehensively strong. Such an example is that used in theme park rides to stop moving parts etc. these...
2: Magnetic strength of the Soft-Iron Core. This will affect the power of the electromagnet. It will be kept constant by using the same soft-iron core.
3: The way in which the wire is coiled. If the coils are coiled towards end, then one end will be more powerful than the other, and affect the results. I will try to keep the shape of the coils uniform.
4:The way in which, the nails are shaken. The harder the magnet is shaken, then the more nails will be dropped, and the more the results will change.
Aim: To investigate the heat loss of the insulating materials, bubble wrap, cotton wool, blanket and foil Introduction: I will carry out this investigation by measuring the temperature of hot water in beakers insulated with these materials. Naturally the insulated beaker with the warmest water will have prevented...
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Apparatus The apparatus which I will need for my experiment is listed below: ?é?¬ Mulitmetre ?é?¬ 2 wires ?é?¬ 2 sets of crocodile clips Predictions The less free electrons the higher the resistance. As the temperature of the wire goes up the resistance...
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Life is sustained by the energy from the sun. Without the sun all plants and animals would die. The sun provides 99.98% of the energy, which naturally flows through the surface environment of the earth. Put another way, the sun supplies 5000 times more energy than all other sources combined....
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The Problem In this experiment I will be trying to uncover the relationship between springs, which are placed in parallel, and series in relation to Hooke's law. Prediction I predict that the springs in parallel will be approximately half the length of the spring that is by...
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Aim: To find out how temperature affects the viscosity of oil. Equipment: Oil, water bath, thermometer, beaker and funnel, measuring cylinder Plan: Oil will be poured through a funnel into a beaker. We will be timing how long it takes the oil to pour completely out...
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