Elementary treatise on electricity and magnetism : (1905)
Foster, G. C. (George Carey), 1835-1919, Joubert, J. (Jules François), 1834-1910, Porter, Alfred W. (Alfred William), 1863-1939 · London ; New York ; Bombay : Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 264
toys. 177. Magnetic and Diamagnetic Bodies.—In the pre-ceding paragraphs we have given an account of the moie obviousand easily observable magnetic phenomena. When careful experi-ments are made it is found that the class of magnetic substancesincludes not only magnetic oxide of iron, Fe^O^, which… … Fig. 157. 177] DIAMAGNETIC BODIES 241 intense field and delicate means of observation are employed, it isfound that there is probably no body, whether solid, liquid, orgaseous, which is not susceptible in some degree to the action ofmagnetism, and does not acquire by influence magnetic polarity.…
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