Johnsons Natural Philosophy And Key to Philosophical Charts Illustrated With
Johnsons Natural Philosophy And Key to Philosophical Charts Illustrated With
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Reverse the position of one of the magnets in the last experiment, so as to oppose two similar poles, 1STN, and the FlG 55 lines of force will then appear to be conflicting lines. The repulsive forces will cause a transverse straight line to ap- pear upon the space between the poles. At this line, the opposed forces are struggling with each other, being exerted in repulsive directions from the opposed poles. These phenomena afford satisfactory visual evidence of the existence of two distinct fo...rces, of their reciprocal attractions and repulsions, and their mutual neutralization.
631. Magnetic attraction not intercepted. Magnetic attraction acts through glass, paper, and solid and liquid substances generally, which are not capable of acquiring magnetic influence in the ordinary manner. Magnets manifest the same phenomena in water and in a vacuum as in air.
632. Preservation of magnets. Magnets, if abandoned to themselves, would in time lose much of their power ; hence it is that the armatures are employed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reverse the position of one of the magnets in the last experiment, so as to oppose two similar poles, 1STN, and the FlG 55 lines of force will then appear to be conflicting lines. The repulsive forces will cause a transverse straight line to ap- pear upon the space between the poles. At this line, the opposed forces are struggling with each other, being exerted in repulsive directions from the opposed poles. These phenomena afford satisfactory visual evidence of the existence of two distinct fo...rces, of their reciprocal attractions and repulsions, and their mutual neutralization.
631. Magnetic attraction not intercepted. Magnetic attraction acts through glass, paper, and solid and liquid substances generally, which are not capable of acquiring magnetic influence in the ordinary manner. Magnets manifest the same phenomena in water and in a vacuum as in air.
632. Preservation of magnets. Magnets, if abandoned to themselves, would in time lose much of their power ; hence it is that the armatures are employed.
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