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magnetism
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magnet [mag´net]
an object having polarity (oppositely charged ends) and capable of attracting iron.
magnetism
magnetic attraction or repulsion.
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Chapters cover the basics of magnetism and magnetic materials including the definitions and units of measurement, experimental methods, ferromagnetism, diamagnetism and fine particles and thin films.
Introduction to magnetic materials, 2d ed by SciTech Book News
Talk about bad science here statements like "blood is not magnetic" because, as reader Mark van Ments - who may be the pickiest scientist in the world - points out, blood does, like all objects, exhibit diamagnetism (see Letters, page 10).
That floaty feeling by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
The diamagnetism in some reported magnetometric hysteresis curves is an undesired source of uncertainty.
Interlaboratory comparison of magnetic thin film measurements by Pappas, D.P. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
 
 
 
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