A Course of Experiments in Physical Measurement volume 2
A Course of Experiments in Physical Measurement volume 2
Harold Whiting
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/) 10 cm. Apart, beginning with a point a, 5 cm. From one 412 MAGNETIC VIBRATIONS. [Exp. 75. end of the rod. It is then magnetized by stroking it from e to a 10 times with the south pole of a power- ful electro-magnet, and by stroking it 10 times from f to j with the north pole of this magnet. A small piece of a sewing-needle (/, Fig. 204) about 1 cm. Long, and highly magne- tized is attached horizontally by Deal- ing-wax to a bullet e, and suspended 'IG. 204. By a fine fibre (cd~) of untwisted... silk from a cork (a) in a test tube (%). The torsion of the fibre (cd) should be so slight that the cork (a) may be twisted through 860, with- out deflecting the needle (/) more than a few de- grees from the magnetic north, toward which one end should point. The needle is then to be deflected by a magnet ; and when the magnet is suddenly taken away the needle should make a series of vibrations in a horizontal plane. The weight of the bullet should be so proportioned to the magnetic strength of the needle that there may be about 10 vibrations completed in one minute.
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