Dose electricity create magnets or do magnets create eletricity?

Answer 1

Yes.

A moving magnet inside a coil of wire creates electricity, however, a magnetic flux is produced by an electrical current. Many experiments are described on the internet regarding a current and iron filings to determine the magnetic flux.

Answer 2

Yes, you got it both ways. An electric current passed around certain metals will cause the metals to become magnetized. A wire passed through a magnetic field will generate electricity (either the wire or the magnet must be moving). Hence electric motors and electric generators operate along the same but opposite principles.

Answer 3

Electricity can create magnets when an electric current flows through a material, generating a magnetic field. Conversely, magnets can create electricity when a magnetic field changes near a conductor, inducing an electric current. This relationship is described by Maxwell's equations and is fundamental in the study of electromagnetism.

Answer 4

hard magnet are originally found in some stones while soft magnet is a human creation based on electricity hard magnet is found in the stone lodestone which is still used 2day :)

Answer 5

it creates electricity because there it is half made up of electricity

Answer 6

Not on their own. You can use moving magnets to induce an electric current in a conductor (wire). Or, move a conductor through a magnetic field.

Answer 7

Thank you for asking, the answer to your question is: Magnets create electricity.