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Subido el 15 de julio de 2023 por M.jesús D.

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Magnetism. Magnetism is an invisible force between two magnetic objects or 00:00:00
between a magnetic object and an object made of magnetic materials such as iron. 00:00:08
Bar magnets are permanent magnets. They have two poles, north and south. The north 00:00:15
is positively charged and the south is negatively charged. Different poles 00:00:22
attract each other. Same poles repel each other. The magnetic field describes 00:00:28
the area of influence of the magnets. We represent it with lines to show the 00:00:37
direction of the forces. Now check your learning. Electricity is the movement of 00:00:42
electrons from one atom to another. All matter is made up of atoms. An atom has a 00:00:52
nucleus made up of protons, positive charges, and neutrons, no charge. Electrons 00:01:01
that are negative charges are particles that orbit around the nucleus. An 00:01:09
electric circuit is a path where the electric current can flow. We can usually 00:01:15
find the following components in an electric circuit. First, electricity is 00:01:22
stored in a battery. Second, wires are made of metal. Third, the switch turns the 00:01:27
electricity on and off. When the circuit is closed, the electricity flows. When the 00:01:36
circuit is open, the electric current can't flow. Now check your learning. 00:01:44
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Autor/es:
María Jesús Díaz Hernández
Subido por:
M.jesús D.
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15 de julio de 2023 - 12:36
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