Non-Contact Forces

1. North or South, where the magnetic force is strongest.
4. Domains line up only when in a magnetic field. It loses its magnet field when it's removed.
6. Domains always line up. Remains magnetic even after being removed from another magnetic field.
11. Negatively charged particle in an atom that can be gained or lost.
12. The buildup of charge on an object.
13. If charges are the same, this will cause them to repel. If they are opposites, they attract.
14. An object that can attract metal, has poles, and an invisible field around it.

1. Small region in a magnetic material in which the fields of all the atoms point in the same direction.
2. Iron, nickel, cobalt. Most magnetic objects have at least one of these.
3. The invisible region around a magnet where there's a force.
5. When electrons are transferred away from an object to the environment.
7. When like poles repel, and opposite poles attract.
8. The region around a charged object where there's an invisible force.
9. A push or pull.
10. Can be positive or negative.