Question
How can an electromagnet be made?
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Answer
- It is easy to make an electromagnet. To make an electromagnet we needs an iron nail of 10 cm length 1 metre long insulated copper wire, a battery cell, pins.
- Neatly wrap some insulated copper wire around an iron nail.
- The more wires you wrap around the nail, the stronger will be the electromagnet.
- Attach a battery to the wire, an electric current will begin to flow and the iron nail will become magnetised.
- When the battery is disconnected the iron nail will lose its magnetism.
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