A treatise of artificial magnets
in which is shewn an easy and expeditious method of making them, superior to the best natural ones, and also, a way of improving the natural ones, and of changing or converting their poles : directions are likewise given for making the mariner's needles in the best form, and for touching them most advantageously, &c.
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1750 - Printed by J. Bentham ..., and sold by W. & J. Mount & T. Page ..., J. & P. Knapton ..., C. Bathurst ..., London; W. Thurlbourn ..., J. Merrill in Cambridge; J. Hildyard at York; and J. Fletcher at Oxford, Cambridge, England
Language
English
Word Count
20,250 words, Guess
Page Count
81 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2668836M
- OCLC Control Number13282302
- OCLC Control Numberb3037571x
- Library of Congress Control Number85665046
Classifications
- LCCQC751 .M53x 1750
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- A treatise of artificial magnets: in which is shewn an easy and expeditious method of making them, superior to the best natural ones, and also, a way of improving the natural ones, and of changing or converting their poles : directions are likewise given for making the mariner's needles in the best form, and for touching them most advantageously, &c.
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