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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 7 (August 1886) (1886)

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ve was written, a narrow passageway arrange themselves parallel with the lines of force ex- ing tubes ; the suckers on a fly's foot; and hundreds of tending from the magnetic poles. The figures thus has been made through the center of the jam, and it is other parts. expected the work of opening the… … out of hand with the very best surface on the poles of the larger one. The particles THE FORMATION OF MAGNETIC CURVES. it, which this cold hammering enables him having been polarized by the small magnet, to do, it is not a very easy matter, and not arrange themselves in the proper position while…

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