Researches on diamagnetism and magne-crystallic action : including the question of diamagnetic polarity (1870)
Tyndall, John, 1820-1893 · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 228
traction has to com-pete with a comparatively small component of the repulsion.The former therefore preponderates, and the pole n approachesthe crystal. It is manifest that a3 the angle which the linefrom n to the centre of the crystal makes with the magne-crystallic axis, increases, the component… … 194 D1AMAGXETISM AND MAGNE-CRYSTALLIC ACTION. Mr. Faraday did not obtain the effect. Removing the crystal,and placing a small magnet in the position of the line tf. n,with its poles arranged as in the figure, the same phenomenawould be produced.* As finally illustrative of the sufficiency of the…
