Researches on diamagnetism and magne-crystallic action : including the question of diamagnetic polarity (1870)
Tyndall, John, 1820-1893 · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 142
ted in the text, who would not accept the inter-pretation referred to in this note; I therefore let the argument stand, and hope at nodistant day to return to the subject.—J. T., May 5, 1855. ACTION OF CURRENTS ON DIAMAGNETS. 117 direction, it will set its length perpendicular to the samecurrent.… … was 1 inch long, 0*7 inch high, and 1 inch wide: the externaldiameter of the helix was 3 inches. Within the rectangularspace the body to be examined was suspended by a fibre whichdescended through a slit in the helix. The latter was placedbetween the two flat poles of an electro-magnet, and…
