Final answer:
An electromagnet is created when an electric current is passed through a coil of wire, while a permanent magnet has a magnetic field inherent to the material. The correct answers are: (a) Permanent Magnet, (b) Both, (c) Neither, (d) Neither, (e) Neither, (a) Neither, (b) Neither, (c) Neither. (a) Electromagnet, (b) Permanent Magnet.
Step-by-step explanation:
Based on the information provided, an electromagnet refers to a magnet that is created when an electric current is passed through a coil of wire, while a permanent magnet has a magnetic field that is inherent to the material itself. From the given statements:
- Use a magnet - Permanent Magnet
- Magnetism - Both
- Ag - Neither
- KBr - Neither
- CO2 - Neither
- Sodium bromide - Neither
- Barium sulphate - Neither
- Sulphur dioxide - Neither
Regarding the knitting needle and paper clips, rubbing a bar magnet along a metal object can induce a temporary magnetic field, making it an electromagnet, which then attracts the paper clips - Electromagnet. Finally, based on Figure 22.10, both electromagnets and permanent magnets have the same basic characteristics and can attract and repel like poles as well as display similar patterns of iron filings - Both.
Therefore, the correct answers are: (a) Permanent Magnet, (b) Both, (c) Neither, (d) Neither, (e) Neither, (a) Neither, (b) Neither, (c) Neither. (a) Electromagnet, (b) Permanent Magnet.