electromagnetism

"Electricity is a wonderful convenience that provides us with light, heat, communications, and power. Readers will learn about the history of electricity, from its ancient discovery to the present, with a full chapter extolling the important contributions by Benjamin Franklin and a timeline for visual reinforcement. In this instructive volume, readers learn how electricity is produced, whether it is simple static electricity, bolts of lightning, or the movement of ions. Step-by-step projects give readers the chance to see new concepts in action" -- Provided by publisher.

Discusses magnets and magnetism . Designed to provide users with a wide variety of classroom tools and easy access to resources, including career information, vocabulary, writing ideas, timelines, brief biographies, games and puzzles.

Describes the key aspects of magnetism, discussing magnetic fields, electromagnetism, and common uses of magnets.

Discusses the discovery of magnetism and how it works, examines the science of electricity, looks at electric currents, explores the use of electricity and magnetism on theme park rides, and considers the many uses of electronics.

Offers students an overview of electromagnetism, explaining what it is, how it is used, and how it impacts life on Earth.

Provides a biography of Michael Faraday, a British chemist and physicist who contributed significantly to the study of electromagnetism and electrochemistry.

Traces the path of discovery that revealed the nature of the atom, of light, of gravity, of the electromagnetic force, and the nature and structure of the universe.

The Mythbusters conduct experiments to determine if there is any truth or scientific basis to various myths related to electricity and magnetism. Can you be zapped by electricity if you talk on the phone or take a shower during a thunderstorm? The MythBusters are in for some electrifying experiences as they try to answer these questions.

An exploration of magnets and electromagnetism that covers magnetic fields and poles, the many uses of magnets and electromagnetism, electromagnetic radiation, and other related topics.

Presents biographical information about Thomas Edison, and other inventors such as Nikola Tesla, Benjamin Franklin, and Michael Faraday, who developed inventions related to electromagnetism and its use.