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The heart of an electric car: an electromagnet! • What is an electromagnet? What are its parts? •What are the basic properties of an electromagnet? •What is the relationship between electromagnets and electric motors? •What is the relationship between electromagnets and electric cars? WHY DO YOU THINK IT MAY BE IMPORTANT TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ABOVE? Things you need to know before you move on: • Need to know: this website includes “need to know” sections that will provide you with some basic information on relevant topics. “Need to know”s include practical information you will need to participate in the activities involved and to answer the questions that will be posed. • Thought questions: Thought questions will pose interesting questions that will promote reflecting about what you have been learning that far. How to navigate through the website: Bring me home Bring me to the previous page Bring me to the next page Bring me to the end Can a magnet powered by a battery or electricity? Why or why not? Type in your answer(s) or prediction(s) in the box below. Learner: Through this learning module, you will learn about electromagnetism (= electricity + magnetism). Besides, to learn what you will be able to do after completing this learning module, click on the present or learning boxes below: • ( Name parts of an electromagnet) • ( Know basic concepts related to an electromagnet ) • ( Assemble a simple electromagnet) • (Increase strength of an electromagnet) • (Relate an electromagnet to an electric motor) • (Relate an electromagnet to an electric car) Create your own present or learning box…Type your own possible learning goals in the box below: Goal 1: When Sally studied the present learning module, she determined the following criteria for her learning experience: “When I study this online site on electromagnetism, I need to make sure that I will have knowledge of certain things. I need to be able to name parts of an electromagnet, why we call it an electromagnet, properties of it, and how it relates to an electric motor. This is awesome, since these are the building blocks of an electric car that would not worsen global warming! Also, it is a fantastic way of being green! If you have anything to add please type it in the box below: Verbal overview of the learning module…This can also be a graphic organizer…Favorably, this can be a story about a child who wants to find out the relationship between an electromagnet and an electric motor and or electric car. What is an electromagnet? An electromagnet is typically a man-made magnet that is powered by electricity. An electric current produces a magnetic field when it surrounds a metal such as iron, nickel, or cobalt. The strength of an electromagnet can be changed by changing the amount of electric current that flows through the circuit. Reversing the flow of electricity through the circuit causes the poles of the electromagnet to reverse as well. Can I Make One At Home? Establishing shot showing the location of the action Close-ups or zooming in to show the individual actions and parts of an electromagnet held by the actress in hand. Present the actress… Here, the actress will introduce the activity generally and state the purpose of the demonstration. Present the parts of the electromagnet. Naming each part by showing it (by hand) She can show that the nail alone is not magnetic. Then, she will assemble the electromagnet. Explaining the procedure step by step. She can show that the nail on the wire is called the ferromagnetic core and demonstrate that this is still not magnetic. What do you think we need to do to make the magnet work? Please, type in your answer in the box below Answer: Click here to see the answer and compare it to yours She connects the circuit and explains the answer to the preceding question + Video depicting current and magnetic field Thought question (please reflect upon and answer to the following question before you move on): Any differences and similarities between your answer and the answer given here? She can show that the nail on the wire is called the ferromagnetic core and demonstrate that this is still not magnetic. How come? Need to know: When faced by such situations, scientists develop hypotheses or working ideas on what would be the possible answer or answers to an existing research question? What are your hypotheses in this situation? Please, type in your answer in the box below: Answer: COMPREHENSION CHECK! Now you have finished your learning experience of electromagnets, it is time to check your comprehension… These questions are not a test! These comprehension checks exist just to inform you about what you should review and whether you are ready to learn new things! This comprehension check will ask you some questions in a multiple choice format. There are multiple correct answers. If you don’t get everything right the first time, don’t worry. You will have an opportunity to go back and review areas that you may still be unclear. So, this is another chance to learn! Let`s take it! Click here to start the comprehension check 4. Electromagnets have certain components. Which one(s) of the following are typical components of an electromagnet? (click all the apply) a) A nall b) A bolt c) A plastic cord d) A battery e) A wire Feedback for each option of the fourth question… 1. Electromagnets have certain properties. Which one(s) of the following describe(s) the properties of an electromagnet? (click all the apply) a) An electromagnet has a power source b) Switching the direction of the circuit does not change any of the electromagnets properties. c) An electromagnet occurs frequently in nature d) An electromagnet has an core of material that can be magnetized e) Once the electricity to the electromagnet is turned off, the electromagnet still maintains its magnetism Congratulations you caught one of the correct answers! Corrective Feedback for option “a” Click here to turn back to the question and choose another option Switching the Direction of the circuit causes the poles of the electromagnet to reverse… Corrective Feedback for option “b” Click here to turn back to the question and choose another option Electromagnets are man-made… Corrective Feedback for option “b” Click here to turn back to the question and choose another option Congratulations you caught one of the correct answers! Corrective Feedback for option “d” Click here to turn back to the question and choose another option Congratulations you caught one of the correct answers! Corrective Feedback for option “e” Click here to turn back to the question and choose another option How do electromagnets relate to electric motors? How do you think electromagnets relate to electric motors? Please, type in your answer in the box below Answer: Click here to see the answer and compare it to yours AGAIN VIDEO?: nooooo It’s Time for A Scavenger Hunt! In order to better understand how electromagnets relate to electric motors, we are going to have you go on an electronic scavenger hunt! We are going to provide you with a list of a few web sites to visit. Go to those sites listed, read the information and answer the following questions. Please visit the following cites: http://www.ndted.org/EducationResources/HighSchool/Magnetism/electricmotor.htm http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/motor4.htm http://www.school-for-champions.com/science/electromagnetic_devices.htm What happens when the flow of current in an electromagnet is reversed? Answer: Click here to see the answer and compare it to yours How does this reversal of current relate to the mechanism in action in an electric motor? Answer: Click here to see the answer and compare it to yours COMPREHENSION CHECK! Let`s take it! Click here to start the comprehension check 2 . Electromagnets are related to electric motors. Which one(s) of the following describe(s) the relationship of electromagnets to electric motors? (click all the apply) a) Electromagnets are located in electric motors b) Electric motors make the electromagnets work c) Electromagnets give the electric motors the energy to work d) Electric motors and electromagnets are separate parts of an electric car e) Electromagnets function as electric motors How do electromagnets relate to electric cars? How do you think electromagnets relate to electric cars? Please, type in your answer in the box below Answer: Click here to see the answer and compare it to yours Some More Scavenging! We are going to provide you with a list of a few web sites to visit. Go to those sites listed, read the information and answer the following questions. Please visit the following cites: More Web sites… http://www.solarnavigator.net/electric_motors.htm http://education.jlab.org/qa/electromagnet_04.html Where can the electromagnet be found in an electric vehicle? Answer: Click here to see the answer and compare it to yours Describe the relationship between an electromagnet and an electric car? Answer: Click here to see the answer and compare it to yours COMPREHENSION CHECK! Let`s take it! Click here to start the comprehension check 1. There is a relationship between electromagnets and electric cars. Which one(s) of the following describe(s) the relationship of electromagnets to electric cars? (click all the apply) a) Electromagnets help power electric cars. b) Electric cars make electromagnets work. c) Electromagnets are the basic components of motors of electric cars. d) Electric cars change the capacity limit of electromagnets e) Electromagnets can speed up or slow down electric cars. Feedback options for question Click here to turn back to the question and choose another option Congratulations! You have earned all the presents! You are one step farther toward your goal of driving an electric vehicle! • ( Name parts of an electromagnet) • ( Know basic concepts related to an electromagnet ) • ( Assemble a simple electromagnet) • (Increase strength of an electromagnet) • (Relate an electromagnet to an electric motor) • (Relate an electromagnet to an electric car)