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Electricity for public schools and colleges (1891)

Larden, W. (Walter), b. 1855 or 6 · London : Longmans · leaf 362

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angement will, as a whole,set equatorially; each little needle lying axially. So again, if in abar of bismuth the crystallisation have a certain direction withrespect to the length of the bar, this may set axially. The repul-sion or attraction of pellets from or to a pole is the best way ofdividing… … 33^ ELECTRICITY ch. xx. displace less than their own, their own, or more than their ownweight of that medium respectively. By this principle we canpredict, e.g., whether a body immersed in water will sink, remainwhere it is, or be forced upwards. Similar reasoning applied to the case of a magnetic…

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