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Electricity treated experimentally (1887)

Cumming, Linnæus, b. 1843. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Van Nostrand · leaf 303

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ch a current is transmitted. The softiron, while the current is passing, becomes a very strongmagnet, but instantly loses its magnetism when the circuit isbroken. This is easily seen by putting a stout soft iron wire 284 Electricity. [Book III. through a helix of insulated copper wire, when, on… … Fig. 182. If a horse-shoe is made in soft iron, and a few dozenstrands of wire are coiled in opposite directions round thetwo ends, on passing a current through the wire, a very-powerful electro-magnet is made, capable of supporting veryheavy weights when suspended from a soft iron armaturejoining…

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