A dictionary of electrical words, terms and phrases (1896)
Houston, Edwin J. (Edwin James), 1847-1914 · New York, The W.J. Johnston company · leaf 172
he varying resistance these substancesthus offer to lines of magnetic force as comparedwith that offered by air or by a vacuum. Tyndall comes to the conclusion as the result ofextended experimentation: That the diamag-netic force is a polar force, the polarity of dia-magnetic bodies being opposed… … fik 19 Q Effect of Para-magnetism, Diamagnetic Dia?nagnetic.) Polarity.—(See Polarity, Diamagnetic ally.—In a diamagnetic man-ner, Diamagnetism.—A term applied to themagnetism of diamagnetic bodies. (See Dia-magnetic^ Diamagnetism, Webers Theory of ■ —A theory to account for the phenomenaof…
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