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  <dc:title>Diagram, experimental equipment by Thomas Andrews</dc:title>
  <dc:description>A diagram, labelled figure 1, illustrating a stage of Andrews' experiment into the electro-chemical effects on magnetising iron: 'For every set of experiments one of the steel bars was magnetised, the other being retained  in its  un­magnetised state.   The bars were  each weighed  on  the  balance, and afterwards each bar was immersed, in an  equal quantity of cupric chloride solution, in separate beakers, a considerable distance apart (see fig. 1); the two  beakers were of the same diameter and fluid capacity; the bars were placed in the beakers'. Includes notes to the engraver.

Subject: Metallurgy / Magnetism

A print of this diagram was published in volume 52 of the Proceedings of the Royal Society alongside the paper 'Electro-chemical effects on magnetising iron. Part IV'.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1892</dc:date>
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