A text-book on chemistry. For the use of schools and colleges (1866)
Draper, Henry, 1837-1882 · New York, Harper & brothers · leaf 189
s from pole topole—that is, axially, andothers transversely to thatposition, equatorially. Theformer are called magnet-ic, and the latter diamag-netic bodies. In Fig. 149,b is a bar of bismuth,which, being diamagnetic,has arranged itself equatorially between the poles of theelectro-magnet, N S. It… … Magnetic Bodies. Diamagnetic Bodies.Bismuth. Flint Glass. Phosphorus. Mercury.Antimony. Lead. Zinc. Wood. Tin. . Beef.. Cadmium. Bread. Sodium. Etc. The diamagnetism of gases was shown by Faraday by Ts the paper strip necessary? What are magnetic and diamag-netic bodies? Describe Fig. 149. How did…
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