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PHYSICS
INVESTIGATORY
PROJECT
RAHUL.V.RAJ
XII-A
CERTIFICATE
DATE :
TEACHER IN CHARGE :
2. Theory
3. Procedure
4. Result
5. Graph
6. Snapshots
7. Bibliography
INTRODUCTION
When the temperature of a material is increased,
what is happening on the atomic scale is an
increase in the random motion of the atoms of
which the material is made. You may think that
random motion of atoms could affect the
alignment of magnetic domains, so that increasing
the temperature of a magnet would tend to
decrease its strength. In fact, each ferromagnetic
material has a curie temperature (named after
Pierre Curie), above which it can no longer be
magnetised. for soft iron, the Curie temperature is
over 1,300°C Your oven at home might get as hot
as 260°C, so obviously 1,300 is out of the question
for an investigatory project. But what happens to
the strength of a magnet over a more approachable
range of temperatures, for example from the
temperature of ice to the temperature of boiling
water? This project shows you how to find it out.
THEORY
Magnets are frequently used in daily life. For example, magnets
are used in manufacturing, entertainment, security ,and they
play a crucial role in the functioning of computers. Even the
earth itself is a magnet.
The tongs to place a magnet into a bowl filled with paper clips .
See how many clips the magnet can lift out.
Set the magnet and paper clips down in an empty plastic bowl.
Wait until they are safe to touch before counting the number of
paper clips.
Record the number in your lab notebook for each magnet and
temperature tested.
0 284
33 245
100 262
GRAPH
290
285
280
275
270
NO. OF OBJECTS ⟶
265
260
255
250
245
240
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
TEMPERATURE ⟶
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Google.co.in
Sciencebuddies.co.in
Wikipedia.com
Tuhsphysics.co.us
Wikianswers.com