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A Compass in a Circuit

Subjects: Energy, Physical Science, Science
Tags: electricity

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Students make a circuit and observe that electric current flowing through a wire deflects a compass needle. They observe that electric current flowing through a wire produces an electromagnetic field around that wire.

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