The Magnetic Properties of Alloys of Iron and Aluminium - Part I

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I. TheMagnetic Properties of Alloys of I v o n and Alumi-n~um.--PART I. @y S. W. RICHARDSON, D.Sc., late 1851 Exhibition Research Scholar ; Lecturer aiid Demonstrator in Physics at the University College, Nottingham *. CONTENTB. 5 11. A discussion of the method used for the magnetic measurements, 5 I. The Introdnction. and a description of the apparatus. 5 111. An account of the method used for determining the temperature.IV. An account of the methods used for varying the temperature.5 V. The data obtained, and some remarks upon them. I. THE INTRODUCTION.THE experiments made by Hopkinsont on alloys of iron and nickel led to such striking results that the author thought that experiments of the same nature on other alloys of iron might contribute some interesting facts to our knowledge of Magnetism. Accordingly a series of experiments were undertaken on some alloys of iron and aluminium. An account of the earlier experiments on these alloys, performed at the Cavendish Laboratory during the years 1897 and 1898,