Allen, Charles Ricketson, 1862- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 24
rting withthe magnet three or four inches from the end of the nail,slowly bring it up to the end G. Note how the end Daffects the north pole of the compass-needle. Eepeat,using the south pole of the magnet. State in your noteshow you find the pole of the induced magnet at the endfurthest from the… … Fig. 6. Manipulation.—Arrange apparatus as in Fig. 6. The distance from the pole of the magnet to the pole of 12 MAGNETISM. the compass-needle should be about an inch. When thenail is brought close to the pole, it becomes an inducedmagnet and, if suddenly removed from the pole, retains itsmagnetism…
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