Wright, Mark R., 1854- · London : Longmans · leaf 145
ometimes ex-pressed by saying that unlikepoles attract and like polesrepel. The action of twomagnets upon each other, isnot confined to the action ofthe nearest poles upon eachother, although these poleshave the greatest effect andmainly determine the movements of the magnets ; the N-seek-ing pole… … Fig. 128. Examples. I. What are the 1. What are the two general forms of magnets <.advantages and disadvantages of each ? 2. In what parts of a magnet is the power of attracting particles of ironthe strongest ? How would you show this by experiment 1 3. How would you show by experiment, that not…
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