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  • What is the correct direction of the magnetic lines of force?
    acts outwards from the north-pole of a magnet and inwards at the south-pole
  • What are two ways making stronger electromagnet:
    Make a coil with more turns of wire. and Make a bigger electric current flow in the coil of wire.
  • This application of Air Conditioner, used the concept of heat transfer process in...
    convection
  • what is the equation to calculate density?
    mass/volume
  • When we take a metal rod with our fingers then burn to the fire, after a few seconds we fell hot, this is an example of which process of heat transfer?
    conduction
  • What are the magnetic materials in the earth's core that can create the earth's magnetic field?
    Iron and Nickel
  • What are the example of magnetic materials?
    Iron, Cobalt, Nickel
  • What will happen when these magnets are brought close together?
    They will repel each other.
  • Iron with some pin are putted like this picture. Which pin will fall first?
    the closest pin to the heat sources
  • A liquid can change state without boiling. After it rains, the puddles dry up even though the temperature is much lower than 100 C. The liquid water has become a gas called water vapour in the air. This is the process of ....
    evaporation
  • A students wants to make an electromagnetic that acts like a permanent magnet, what are some easy-to-find materials that they need to?.
    iron, coil wire, battery
  • what is the piece of equipment that is used for navigation using Earth's magnetic field?
    compass
  • which methods of heat transfer that doesn't need any particle to transfer its heat?
    raidation
  • from the picture, which type of liquid has highest density?
    honey
  • what are the three methods of heat transfers?
    conduction, convection, and radiation
  • Heat flows from _____ temperature to _____ temperature
    higher to lower
  • The diagram shows the cross-section of a vacuum flask containing hot liquid in a cold room. X and Y are points on the inside surfaces of the walls of the flask. How is thermal energy transferred between X and Y?
    Radiation Only