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5.1.1 Magnetic attractions

In this inquiry you will explore magnetism and magnets, investigating how magnetic fields are formed and how they interact with magnetic materials. Inquiry questions Disciplinary concepts Very occasionally, rocks can be found that have magnetic properties. These rocks were called ‘lodestones’: Lodestones are a particular form of Magnetite. Magnetite is a naturally occurring magnetic ore - it’s chemical formula is...


Tags: magnets, magnetic fields, ferromagnetism

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