The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, 15. kötetWerner Company, 1896 |
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222. oldal
... magnet upon soft iron , which was the earliest discovered magnetic pheno- menon , is not a pure case of this action , but involves also another phenomenon , viz . , magnetic induction ) that prevented for so long the discovery of the ...
... magnet upon soft iron , which was the earliest discovered magnetic pheno- menon , is not a pure case of this action , but involves also another phenomenon , viz . , magnetic induction ) that prevented for so long the discovery of the ...
224. oldal
... Magnetic properties , not depending on the circumstances in which they are placed , we shall henceforth call " permanent magnets . " The law of the action of one permanent magnet upon another , as we have seen , is that like poles repel ...
... Magnetic properties , not depending on the circumstances in which they are placed , we shall henceforth call " permanent magnets . " The law of the action of one permanent magnet upon another , as we have seen , is that like poles repel ...
228. oldal
... magnetic resolved moment like a vector , and replace a given magnet by others the resultant of whose moments is the moment of the given magnet . It appears therefore that in a uniform field every magnet behaves as if it were made up of ...
... magnetic resolved moment like a vector , and replace a given magnet by others the resultant of whose moments is the moment of the given magnet . It appears therefore that in a uniform field every magnet behaves as if it were made up of ...
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