Everybodys Cyclopedia volume 3
Everybodys Cyclopedia volume 3
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That pole which points to the N. Is distinguished as the north by the sign plus ( + ) ; that which points to the S. As the south pole, by the sign minus ( ). The poles of the same denomination repel each other, while those of different names have mutual attraction.
Magnetism pervades the earth as electricity does the atmosphere. It assumes a totally different form in different substances ; the metals iron, nickel, and cobalt being strongly at- tracted by the magnet ; others such as bismuth, cop...per, silver, gold, etc. , being as strongly repelled. The space in the neighborhood of a magnet is called the magnetic field; a piece of soft iron brought into this space be- comes magnetic, but it loses its mag- netism as rapidly on removal from the field. Steel has coercive force, in virtue of which it requires time for magnetization, and retains its mag- netism on removal from the field. Hard steel may be made magnetic by rubbing it several times in the same direction with a powerful magnet. The most powerful permanent mag- nets are produced by rubbing bars of steel on electro-magnets, or by mov- ing them backward along the axis of a coil of wire in which an electric current is passing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That pole which points to the N. Is distinguished as the north by the sign plus ( + ) ; that which points to the S. As the south pole, by the sign minus ( ). The poles of the same denomination repel each other, while those of different names have mutual attraction.
Magnetism pervades the earth as electricity does the atmosphere. It assumes a totally different form in different substances ; the metals iron, nickel, and cobalt being strongly at- tracted by the magnet ; others such as bismuth, cop...per, silver, gold, etc. , being as strongly repelled. The space in the neighborhood of a magnet is called the magnetic field; a piece of soft iron brought into this space be- comes magnetic, but it loses its mag- netism as rapidly on removal from the field. Steel has coercive force, in virtue of which it requires time for magnetization, and retains its mag- netism on removal from the field. Hard steel may be made magnetic by rubbing it several times in the same direction with a powerful magnet. The most powerful permanent mag- nets are produced by rubbing bars of steel on electro-magnets, or by mov- ing them backward along the axis of a coil of wire in which an electric current is passing.
What to read after Everybodys Cyclopedia volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Leonard Stuart to read onlineMoreLess
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