Find a Magnet's Polarity [Ask Fausto #3]
The question that Fausto will be answering in this episode is the following: “How can I define a magnet's north pole?” At the link https://www.supermagnete.de/eng/faq/n... you can find additional information on the polarity and on how to determine the location of the north pole.
In the video Fausto shows you the different possibilities for finding the north and south pole. They can easily be tried out at home or during physics lessons at schools.
0:00 - Intro
0:55 - Attraction / repulsion with magnets
1:06 - Bar magnet on a string
1:16 - Using a school magnet as an aid
1:33 - DIY compass with cork / styrofoam
1:53 - Pole Detector App from supermagnete
2:15 - Determining the magnetic poles of a disc magnet
2:31 - Outro
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You would like to do your own experiments? These are the magnets and the application we used in the video:
App:
PoleDetector App
https://sumag.net/pd-app-y01
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Magnets:
Rod magnet (AlNiCo5), 10 x 1,5 cm
https://sumag.net/edu-8-y01
#1
Cube magnet 10 mm
https://sumag.net/w-10-n-y01
#2
Rod magnet ᴓ 4 x 25 mm
https://sumag.net/s-04-25-n-y01
#3
Horseshoe magnet (AlNiCo5), 10 x 6,3 cm
https://sumag.net/edu-5-y01
Ring-Magnet ᴓ 19 x 6 mm
https://sumag.net/r-19-09-06-n-y01
#4
3 x Rod magnet ᴓ 3 x 10 mm
https://sumag.net/s-03-10-n-y01
#5
Disc magnet ᴓ 20 x 20 mm
https://sumag.net/s-20-20-n
#6
Disc magnet ᴓ 25 x 5 mm
https://sumag.net/s-25-05-n-y01
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