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6. Laboratory Notes by Professor Tait (a) On a Possible Influence of Magnetism on the Absorption of Light, and some correlated subjects

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 September 2014

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Professor G. Forbes' paper, read at a late meeting of the Society, and some remarks made upon it by Professor Clerk-Maxwell, have once more recalled to me an experiment which I tried for the first time rather more than twenty years ago, in Queen's College, Belfast. I have since that time tried it again and again, whenever I succeeded in getting improved diamagnetics, a more powerful field of magnetic force, or a more powerful spectroscope. Hitherto it has led to no result, but it cannot yet be said to have been fairly tried. I mention it now because I may thus possibly be enabled to get a medium thoroughly suitable for a proper trial.

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Proceedings 1875-76
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Copyright © Royal Society of Edinburgh 1878

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