Cumming, Linnæus, b. 1843. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Van Nostrand · leaf 305
f force, or, as he termed it, axially. The other classhe called diamagnetics, of which bismuth is a type. When a 286 Electricity. [Book III. bar of such a substance is suspended between the poles of themagnet, it sets at right angles to the lines of force, or equa-tonally. This is illustrated in… … Fig. 183. diamagnetic substance placed in the magnetic field, he foundthat the induced poles showed opposite polarity to those of aparamagnetic, a pole of like name being next to either induc-ing pole. Faraday discovered that liquids and gases are, some para-and others dia-magnetic. To show the…
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