Magnet power!
By: Shar Levine and Leslie Johnstone ; illustrated by Steve Harpster.
Contributors: Johnstone, Leslie.; Harpster, Steve, ill.
Series: First science experiments; First science experiments (Sterling Publishing).
Publisher: Sterling Pub. Co.; Distributed in Canada by Sterling Publishing c/o Canadian Manda Group, c2006.
Published: 2006
Place of publication: New York, NY; Toronto
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781402724381
Subjects: Magnets -- Juvenile literature; Magnets -- Experiments -- Juvenile literature; Magnetism -- Juvenile literature; Magnetism -- Experiments -- Juvenile literature
Genres: Juvenile literature.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: What do the "n" and the "s" on a magnet mean?; title: Where can I find magnets?; title: What can a magnet pick up?; title: How can you stop a magnet from picking up objects?; title: What is the smallest magnet?; title: Can I make something magnetic?; title: Does a magnet ever lose its power?; title: Where is the largest magnet in the world?; title: How can a magnet help me if I get lost?; title: What happens if I don't have a compass and I'm lost? How do I find my way?; title: If I were at the north pole, where would my compass point?; title: Does a magnet have to touch something to pick it up?; title: How can you see something which is invisible?; title: Are the invisible lines on a magnet only flat?; title: Where is a magnet the strongest?; title: What happens if I break a magnet?; title: Are two magnets stronger than just one?; title: Can a magnet move things it isn't attracted to?; title: Are there magnets in outer space?; title: Can I make a liquid magnet?; title: Can I make a magnet float in the middle of the air?; title: Can magnets make me laugh?.