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| v Any material that attracts iron and materials that contain iron. |
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| v The attraction or repultion between magnetic poles. |
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| v The area of magnetic force around a magnet. |
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| v Invisible lines that map out the magnetic field around the magnet. |
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the two ends on ANY magnet(no matter what it's shape) has these two ends.
(NORTH and SOUTH) |
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| v The smallest particle of an element that contains properties of the element. |
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| v A particle that carries a POSITIVE charge.(found in the nucleus of an atom) |
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| v Particle that carries NEGATIVE charge.(scattered around the nucleus of an atom) |
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| v Partice that has NO CHARGE.(found in the nucleus of an atom) |
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| v Center region of any atom.(contains PROTONS and NEUTRONS) |
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| v A magnet made from a material that easily loses it's magnetism |
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| v A magnet made from material that keeps it's magnetism. |
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| v A device that has a magnetized needle that spins freely and usually points NORTH. |
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| v The angle between the NORTH to which a compass points, and GEOGRAPHIC NORTH. |
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| v Two doughnut shaped regions above the Earth, contains PROTONS and ELECTRONS traveling at high speeds. |
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| v Streams of electrically charged particles traveling at high speeds from the sun, that push against and surround Earth's MAGNETOSPHERE |
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| v The region of Earth's magnetic field, shaped by solar wind. |
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| v A glowing region produced by te interaction of charged particles from the sun and atoms from the atmosphere. |
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| v A glowing region produced by te interaction of charged particles from the sun and atoms from the atmosphere. |
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| v Material that shows strong magnetic properties. |
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