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    Magnets Lab

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    As was hypothesized, the time taken to fall through the copper tube increased as the number of magnets did. However, the relationship was not quite linear. As shown in Figure 3.1, when the average times were plotted against the corresponding number, the graph exhibited a positive polynomial trend, more specifically, one of a quadratic. Figure 3.1 This would mean that as the number of magnets increased, it would take more and more time to fall through. Thus, it is expected that at some point, the

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    Abstract In this project, I fabricated thin films of cobalt iron alloy of different thickness by electrodeposition technique and studied the domain and dynamics of the domain walls by taking measurements from magnetic force microscopy (MFM). I measured the roughness by taking measurements from Atomic force microscopy. I characterized the films with XRD which showed the crystal structure of the film. The SEM images of Cobalt iron film exhibited nano crystallized structure and the variation of granular

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    Magnetic biasing and stabilizing techniques are commonly used to enhance the linearity, sensitivity, and dynamic range of magnetic sensors, and to suppress the Barkhausen noise induced by domain wall motion. (-- removed HTML --) (-- removed HTML --) 1–4 (-- removed HTML --) (-- removed HTML --) The purpose of magnetic biasing is to set up a proper magnetic configuration for the sensing layer at zero external field so as to maximize the sensor's dynamic range, sensitivity, and linearity, whereas

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    Magnetism is the physics phenomenon produced by the movement of an electric charge causing in an attraction and repulsion force between an object. A magnetic field can be created by an electronic solenoid and can be influenced by multiple variables. The number of coils on a solenoid will affect the strength of the magnetic field. Furthermore, the length of the solenoid will determine the strength of the magnetic field. As more current is passed through a solenoid the magnetic field will greaten.

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    Once it was concluded that the monarchs use a time-compensated sun compass, which required daylight cues, it has been observed that the monarch still had the ability to orient their flight south in the absence of directional daylight (such as an overcast). Since most migrant organisms use the inclination angle of the earth magnetic field to guide their longitudinal movements in either a poleward or equatorward direction, this lead to the idea that the monarchs might also use a magnetic compass as

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    especially jewellery and artefacts. If buying a substantial piece of art, ask to meet the artist personally. All reputable galleries will have no problem with this. When out buying silver, bring along a small magnet (a Playa fridge magnet will do!) and test it against the piece of jewellery. Magnets will not stick to real silver but will stick to most other metals. Look for the 925 engraving on your chosen

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    The Magnet Themes

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    The magnet themes, or pathways, are integrated into all core courses, electives and co-curricular activities. In core classes, connections to Health/Science and Business/Technology topics are made each semester. In English classes, texts are chosen to reflect the magnet themes and writing instruction and journalism topics are focused on each pathway. In World Language classes: Spanish, Arabic and French classes focus on business interactions. Latin instruction is consistently connected to medical

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    Magnet Analysis

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    At Northeast, there were no sports because all the focus was on the academics. There were three magnets, Art, Law, and science. I was in the Art magnet and earned rewards for some of my pieces. I am satisfied that I chose to go there because it was a smaller student body and everyone knew each other. I did take AP English my senior year, but I only got a two on the final exam

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    Magnet School

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    The lack of knowledge about other people and societies ,besides our own, causes a shallow understanding of why people do the things we hear and see in the headlines. This magnet school appeals to me because I believe learning about the world's customs will help me in my future goals to become a journalist. I believe this magnet school will help me

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    Hydrogen Super Highway

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    (corresponding to the rail tracks of conventional railways) by using electromagnetic forces between superconducting magnets on board the vehicle and coils on the ground. The following is a general explanation of the principle of Maglev. fig. 1.1 1.1.1 Magnetic Levitation The "8" figured levitation coils are installed on the sidewalls of the guideway. When the on-board superconducting magnets pass at a high speed about several centimeters below the center of these coils, an electric current is induced

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