A text-book on chemistryFor the use of schools and colleges . Magnetic Bodies. Diamagnetic Flint Glass. Phosphorus. Lead. Zinc. Wood. Tin. Cadmium. Bread. Sodium. Etc. The diamagnetism of gases was shown by Faraday by Ts the paper strip necessary? What are magnetic and diamag-netic bodies? Describe Fig. 149. How did Faraday show the dia-magnetism of gases ? Iron. Palladium. Nickel. Crown Glass. Cobalt. Platinum. Manganese. Osmium. Chromium. Oxygen. Cerium. Etc. Titanium. THE MAGNETIC FIELD. Ill Fig. the aid of the apparatus, Fig. 150. A tube conve
A text-book on chemistryFor the use of schools and colleges . Magnetic Bodies. Diamagnetic Flint Glass. Phosphorus. Lead. Zinc. Wood. Tin. Cadmium. Bread. Sodium. Etc. The diamagnetism of gases was shown by Faraday by Ts the paper strip necessary? What are magnetic and diamag-netic bodies? Describe Fig. 149. How did Faraday show the dia-magnetism of gases ? Iron. Palladium. Nickel. Crown Glass. Cobalt. Platinum. Manganese. Osmium. Chromium. Oxygen. Cerium. Etc. Titanium. THE MAGNETIC FIELD. Ill Fig. the aid of the apparatus, Fig. 150. A tube conveyedthe gas to be examined into themagnetic field. Above it threeother tubes were arranged sothat, under ordinary circum-stances, the gas passed into themiddle one; but, when the ironwas magnetized, if the gas werediamagnetic, it passed into theside tubes. The passage wasshown by placing a little am-monia in the lower tube, and strips of paper moistenedwith hydrochloric acid in the others. A taper burning in the magnetic field has its flamespread out equatorially, and the flame may even be di-vided into two parts. The same body may be causedto become either magnetic or diamagnetic, by changingthe medium by which it is surrounded. Magnetismalso exerts an influence on polarized light transmittedthrough certain transparent bodies. This may be shownby placing them, while under examination, in the mag-netic field. The beam is caused to rotate to an extentwhich depends on the nature of the body and the inten-sity of the magnetism. If a copper c
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