Electricity And Magnetism
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1 24 Electricity and Magnetism. [CHAP. VI.
about 135 would be required to give an electro-magnet the maximum possible strength.
19. The relative intensity of magnetisation in the same field for different substances has not been very fully studied ; in other words, the values of k for different materials and different values of * are not well known. The following table is deduced from relative values obtained by Barlow, to which I have added nickel and cobalt, from relative values given by Pliic...ker : Soft wrought iron . 32-8 Soft cast steel . 23-3 Cast iron . . . 23 Hard cast steel . 16*1 Soft steel. . . 21-6 Nickel . . 15-3 Hard steel . . 17-4 Cobalt . . 32*8 These values can only be approximately true. A complete table of the values of k would require to contain a set of values for each material, and each value of / ; whereas the value of / for which the above values hold good is not known. The maximum intensity of magnetisation for hard steel is less than for soft iron, and from some experiments of Pliicker, 1 it appears that this difference is about 37 per cent, but a much greater intensity of field is required to produce the maximum of magnetisation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 24 Electricity and Magnetism. [CHAP. VI.
about 135 would be required to give an electro-magnet the maximum possible strength.
19. The relative intensity of magnetisation in the same field for different substances has not been very fully studied ; in other words, the values of k for different materials and different values of * are not well known. The following table is deduced from relative values obtained by Barlow, to which I have added nickel and cobalt, from relative values given by Pliic...ker : Soft wrought iron . 32-8 Soft cast steel . 23-3 Cast iron . . . 23 Hard cast steel . 16*1 Soft steel. . . 21-6 Nickel . . 15-3 Hard steel . . 17-4 Cobalt . . 32*8 These values can only be approximately true. A complete table of the values of k would require to contain a set of values for each material, and each value of / ; whereas the value of / for which the above values hold good is not known. The maximum intensity of magnetisation for hard steel is less than for soft iron, and from some experiments of Pliicker, 1 it appears that this difference is about 37 per cent, but a much greater intensity of field is required to produce the maximum of magnetisation.
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