The Elements of Natural Philosophy
The Elements of Natural Philosophy
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294, represents a magnet, the alternate black and white spaces will represent the polarity of each particle. All the n" sf' n' sf n s Fio. 294.
north poles are disposed in one direction and all the south poles in the opposite. The opposite polarities balance each other at the center, which thus remains neutral, but are strongly manifested at the ends.
644. Induction. If a rod of soft iron, (Fe, ) Fig. 295, be brought near one of the poles of a magnet, M, the rod will become a temporary magnet, ...having two poles, each capable of attracting iron filings. The polarity of the rod will be opposite to that of the magnet; that is, if the rod be near Ki. I. .
the marked end of the magnet, the nearer end of the rod will manifest south polarity, and the remote end north. This influence, by virtue of which a magnet can develop magnetism in iron, is called induction.
The phenomena f induction may be explained by supposing thai, in the omnagnetized condition of the rod, all the molecules are en- dued with magnet i-m, Imt M combined that the opposite forc
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
294, represents a magnet, the alternate black and white spaces will represent the polarity of each particle. All the n" sf' n' sf n s Fio. 294.
north poles are disposed in one direction and all the south poles in the opposite. The opposite polarities balance each other at the center, which thus remains neutral, but are strongly manifested at the ends.
644. Induction. If a rod of soft iron, (Fe, ) Fig. 295, be brought near one of the poles of a magnet, M, the rod will become a temporary magnet, ...having two poles, each capable of attracting iron filings. The polarity of the rod will be opposite to that of the magnet; that is, if the rod be near Ki. I. .
the marked end of the magnet, the nearer end of the rod will manifest south polarity, and the remote end north. This influence, by virtue of which a magnet can develop magnetism in iron, is called induction.
The phenomena f induction may be explained by supposing thai, in the omnagnetized condition of the rod, all the molecules are en- dued with magnet i-m, Imt M combined that the opposite forc
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