The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science . The bevelled faces are on angles of 60 degrees. When inposition the pole faces are parallel, and the gap betweenthem is about 1*5 centim. The figures given on the diagram represent centimetres. Fig. 4. >. Diamagnetic and Weakly Magnetic Substances. 437 In fig. 4 is shown the suspension arrangement used inholding the slah. P is the suspension-wire from the balancebeam passing through the vulcanite cross-arm c. W and Ware rigid brass wires passing easily through slots in c, andsupported by means of nuts d and d\


The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science . The bevelled faces are on angles of 60 degrees. When inposition the pole faces are parallel, and the gap betweenthem is about 1*5 centim. The figures given on the diagram represent centimetres. Fig. 4. >. Diamagnetic and Weakly Magnetic Substances. 437 In fig. 4 is shown the suspension arrangement used inholding the slah. P is the suspension-wire from the balancebeam passing through the vulcanite cross-arm c. W and Ware rigid brass wires passing easily through slots in c, andsupported by means of nuts d and d\ the upper ends of Wand W being threaded ; b and b are small vulcanite blocksto which the rigid wires W and V\r/ are firmly attached. Apart of the surface / of block b is made conducting and inmetallic connexion with W ; likewise a conducting part ofsurface f is in metallic connexion with W. For holdingthe slab S, a clamp operated by the screw s is used ; formaking the necessary adjustments in the positions of S, thenuts e, d, df serve. The reason for making the surfaces /and/ partly conducting and in metallic connexion with Wand W7 respectively will be made clear when the methodused in making the field determination is described. Incircuit with the magnet coils of A there is an a


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