Conceptual Physics Alive: Magnetism and E&M Induction

Conceptual Physics Alive: Magnetism and E&M Induction includes a digital video and questions set with answers. Observe Paul Hewitt teach in a classroom with real students, using engaging demonstrations and artwork. In this video, electromagnets, motors, generators, and magnetic levitation are examined, using numerous examples and demonstrations. Segment length: 41 minutes Magnetism and E&M Induction Includes: Hewitt begins by picking up paper clips with a magnet. The magnetic is compass shown. Demonstration of Orsted's discovery. Exploratorium view of the circular shape of the magnetic field about a current-carrying wire. Magnetic field about bar magnet. Demonstration of electromagnet Residual magnetism Magnetic domains. Demonstration of current-carrying wire jumping in a magnetic field. Electric motor. Electric meter. Electric motor demonstration. Demonstration of electromagnetic induction. Faraday's law. Motor effect and generator effect. Demonstration of motor and generator effect. Generator demonstration. Demonstration of electromagnetic repulsion. Demonstration of electromagnetic levitation. Ted Brattstrom demonstrates compass motion in a current-carrying coil. Next-Time Question 1: Why did the ring pop up on the electromagnet? (SEE RESOURCES TAB FOR MORE) Next-Time Question 2: Why is a generator harder to turn when it lights a lamp? (SEE RESOURCES TAB FOR MORE) Please note: The digital content will be sent to the email provided during checkout, once your order has been processed. Order will be processed no later than the next business day. Digital format: The email you will receive will contain a hyperlink to download a .ZIP file containing a digital video (.MP4) and questions set with answers (.PDF). Notice: The Conceptual Physics Alive Digital content is protected by copyright laws. Replicating and distributing this digital content without the authority of the copyright owner is an infringement of the copyright. This digital content can be used in physical or remote classroom settings (e.g., Google Classroom, Canvas, etc.), or Homeschool.