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| The particles that make up all things. |
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| A tool uesed to show direction. A compass needle is a magnet that points north. |
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Magnets that get their magnetic force from
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| Tiny particles that circle around the center of an atom. |
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| Can be made into a magnet. Iron and steel are magnetic materials. |
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| The space around a magnet where the magnet's force can attract an object. |
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| Cannot be made into a magnet. Paper and glass are nonmagnetic materials. |
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| The two parts of a magnet that have the strongest pulling power. Every megnet has a north pole and a south pole. |
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| Lasting only fore a short time. |
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| The path that an electric current follows |
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| Materials that carry electric current well |
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