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<blockquote data-quote="jeeper07" data-source="post: 1468741" data-attributes="member: 564592">Static electricity and magnetismBud CooncePERIOD 7Annie, David, ColinJan-26-05Introduction: we explored static electricity and magnetism trying to find similarities and differences. We then explored the different types of metals.Equipment: Test stand, bar magnet, wool, 2 straws, 2 un-rubbed cut nails, paper clip, coat hanger wire, iron wire, copper wire, solder wire, aluminum wire, and piece of tape.Setup: We used the test stand and tested the many different types of metals to see if they had a reaction to the nail rubbed with a magnet or a straw rubbed with wool.Raw Data:wire type&nbsp; &nbsp; unrubbed straw&nbsp; &nbsp; wool-rubbed straw&nbsp; &nbsp; unrubbed nail&nbsp; &nbsp; magnet-rubbed nailpaper clip&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; a&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; acopper&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; a&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; oaluminum&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; a&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; oiron&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; a&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; acoat hanger&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; asolder&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; a&nbsp; &nbsp; o&nbsp; &nbsp; oAnalysis: We may have thought that the wire was a different type of wire which could mess up the data.Analysis:-were any of the results surprising?-with the straw experiment the coat hanger was surprising, and the nail experiment had aluminum, copper, and solder with no affect.Summary: this lab has helped me to distinguish. The differences of static electricity and magnetism. It has also helped me to find out what causes these things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jeeper07, post: 1468741, member: 564592"] Static electricity and magnetism Bud Coonce PERIOD 7 Annie, David, Colin Jan-26-05 Introduction: we explored static electricity and magnetism trying to find similarities and differences. We then explored the different types of metals. Equipment: Test stand, bar magnet, wool, 2 straws, 2 un-rubbed cut nails, paper clip, coat hanger wire, iron wire, copper wire, solder wire, aluminum wire, and piece of tape. Setup: We used the test stand and tested the many different types of metals to see if they had a reaction to the nail rubbed with a magnet or a straw rubbed with wool. Raw Data: wire type unrubbed straw wool-rubbed straw unrubbed nail magnet-rubbed nail paper clip o a o a copper o a o o aluminum o a o o iron o a o a coat hanger o o o a solder o a o o Analysis: We may have thought that the wire was a different type of wire which could mess up the data. Analysis: -were any of the results surprising? -with the straw experiment the coat hanger was surprising, and the nail experiment had aluminum, copper, and solder with no affect. Summary: this lab has helped me to distinguish. The differences of static electricity and magnetism. It has also helped me to find out what causes these things. [/QUOTE]

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