1. How does one produce a magnet from a piece of non-magnetic iron?a. It is not possible to produce a magnet from a piece of iron.b. All iron is magnetic so the question is moot.c. Magnets are a natural occurence and cannot be changed.d. One aligns a cluster of atoms in a magnetic field by the use of a strong permanent magnet.2. Materials that were never alive can be dated by usinga. uranium-238. b. carbon-14. c. carbon-12.d. cesium-137.3. Which of the following nuclear particles are least difficult to protect oneself against?a. Gamma and alpha particlesb. Gamma and beta particlesc. Beta and alpha particlesd. None of the above are difficult to protect oneself against.
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(1) D. You can make a magnet from a piece of iron by wrapping a wire around it several times and running a current through it. The wrapped wire is a solenoid, and it produces a magnetic field when there is a current. This magnetic field aligns the cluster of atoms. (2) B. Carbon-14 has a half-life of about 5,700 years. Scientists detect the amount of carbon-14 is present in an object to estimate its date. (3) B. An alpha particle can be stopped with a piece of paper. A beta particle can be stopped with a sheet of aluminum. And large slabs of lead or concrete or any other dense material is used to absorb gamma radiation.
