✦ New Age Learning 🔍
Home › Search

Results for “magnets”

  1. 🧪 LabExperiment 3 — The Magnet TestScience Lab - Basic 1

    Physics · Classes 4–5 · Magnetic and non-magnetic materials Lift the steel pin through a sheet of paper, without the magnet touching the pin. Magnets hold your fridge door shut, stick notes…

  2. 📖 Book chapterChapter 4: How Do Wind and Water Turn into Electricity?Green Energy - Basic 2

    …blades of the turbine and makes it spin. The spinning shaft turns magnets inside the generator, close to coils of copper wire. When a magnet moves near a coil, electricity starts to flow in…

  3. 📖 Book chapterChapter 1: How Do Clean Energy Sources Really Make Electricity?Green Energy - Advance 1

    …from Basic 2. One idea behind almost all power stations: spin a magnet inside a coil. Why solar cells are the big exception. Meet Meher from Uttar Pradesh and Lalrinpuii from Mizoram. The…

  4. 🧪 LabExperiment 6 — Build an ElectromagnetScience Lab - Basic 2

    Physics · Classes 6–7 · Electric current and its magnetic effect Lift at least 10 pins — then switch the current off and watch what happens. Electric bells, doorbells, loudspeakers,…

  5. 🧪 LabExperiment 4 — Make the Coil SpinScience Lab - Advance 3

    Physics · Class 10 · Magnetic effects of current: the electric motor Make the coil rotate continuously in one direction. Fans, mixers, pumps, washing machines, electric scooters and hard…

  6. 🧪 LabExperiment 5 — Make Electricity from MovementScience Lab - Advance 3

    …produced by this effect. Only solar cells work differently. A strong magnet is held completely still inside a coil. The galvanometer shows… Induction needs a changing magnetic field, not…

  7. 📖 Book chapterChapter 7: What Is Fusion, and How Close Are We?Green Energy - Advance 2

    …a tokamak: a ring of plasma held away from the walls by powerful magnetic fields. Did You Know? India is one of seven partners building ITER in France, the world’s largest fusion…

  8. 🧪 LabPart 3 — BiologyScience Lab - Basic 1

    …— Physics Experiments 1–5 · floating and sinking, light and shadows, magnets, circuits, forces and friction Experiments 6–8 · solutions, evaporation and the water cycle, separating mixtures…

  9. 📖 Book chapterChapter 6: Space, Time and GravityMysterious Space- Advance 2

    …gravity is really... A pull by ropes The curving of space and time Magnetism 2. Gravity affects time by... Stopping it Slowing it in stronger gravity Speeding it everywhere 3. Light cannot…

  10. 🧪 LabExperiment 20 — Who Decides the Sex of the Child?Science Lab - Advance 3

    …It keeps the rotation continuous. Induced emf is largest when the magnet moves… A faster change in flux induces more emf. An object at 2F in front of a convex lens gives an image that is……

  11. 🧪 LabExperiment 12 — Fooling Your Own SensesScience Lab - Basic 1

    …how much water is pushed aside. Which pair are BOTH attracted by a magnet? Only iron, steel, nickel and cobalt are magnetic. A seed sprouts in a dark cupboard. What does this prove?…

  12. 📖 Book chapterPlay & ExploreGreen Energy - Basic 2

    …2. Spin the Turbine, Light the Homes Inside a generator, a spinning magnet near a copper coil makes electricity. Choose the wind speed and see how many homes light up. Too strong a storm,…

  13. 📖 Book chapterGreen Energy GlossaryGreen Energy - Advance 2

    …Tokamak A doughnut-shaped machine that confines fusion plasma with magnetic fields. Triple product Density × temperature × confinement time; the target for fusion ignition. Well-to-wheel…

  14. 📖 Book chapterChapter 1: How Does Nature’s Energy Become Electricity?Green Energy - Advance 2

    …gas, geothermal, nuclear — something spins a turbine, which spins magnets inside coils to make alternating current. Advance 1 covered both in detail. Efficiency and Capacity Factor…

  15. 📖 Book chapterChapter 4: How Do We Store Energy at Scale?Green Energy - Advance 2

    …batteries are attractive because sodium is (a) abundant (b) magnetic (c) radioactive Flow batteries allow power and energy to be (a) sized separately (b) the same always (c) ignored D.…