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Attract

To pull towards each other. This is what opposite poles of a magnet do

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Cobalt, iron, steel and nickel

The only magnetic materials

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Compass needle

A piece of magnetic material which is free to move so that it will point to the Earth's magnetic north pole. It will also point to the south pole of a bar magnet.

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Magnetic materials

Materials which are attracted to a magnet

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Non-magnetic materials

Materials which are not attracted to a magnet

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Repel

To push away from each other. This is what similar poles of a magnet do (eg. two north poles)

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Magnetic field

The area around a bar magnetic where a magnetic material experiences a force.

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Magnetic field lines

These show the direction in which a compass would point if it was placed at that position

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Copper, Aluminium, Zinc, Brass

These are examples of metals which are not magnetic.

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Why do magnets sometimes float?

The magnetic forces balances the weight force.

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Force = mass x acceleration

An equation to find the force requires to accelerate a mass

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Weight = mass x gravitational field strength

The equation to find the weight force experienced by a mass on Earth's surface.

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Magnetic field lines point from..

..a north pole to a south pole of a bar magnet

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