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Definition of magnet
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Magnet
(n.) A bar or mass of steel or iron to which the
peculiar
properties
of the
loadstone
have been
imparted;
--
called,
in
distinction
from the
loadstone,
an
artificial
magnet..
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Electro-magnet
::
Electro-magnet
(n.) A mass,
usually
of soft iron, but
sometimes
of some other
magnetic
metal,
as
nickel
or
cobalt,
rendered
temporarily
magnetic
by being
placed
within
a coil of wire
through
which a
current
of
electricity
is
passing.
The metal is
generally
in the form of a bar,
either
straight,
or bent into the shape of a
horseshoe..
Magnetically
::
Magnetically
(adv.)
By or as by,
magnetism..
Pyromagnetic
::
Pyromagnetic
(a.)
Acting
by the
agency
of heat and
magnetism;
as, a
pyromagnetic
machine
for
producing
electric
currents..
Magnetical
::
Magnetical
(a.)
Capable
of
becoming
a
magnet;
susceptible
to
magnetism;
as, the
magnetic
metals..
Diamagnetism
::
Diamagnetism
(n.) That form or
condition
of
magnetic
action
which
characterizes
diamagnetics.
Magneto-electricity
::
Magneto-electricity
(n.) That
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the
development
of
electricity
by the
action
of
magnets;
-- the
counterpart
of
electro-magnetism.
Physics
::
Physics
(n.) The
science
of
nature,
or of
natural
objects;
that
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the laws and
properties
of
matter,
and the
forces
acting
upon it;
especially,
that
department
of
natural
science
which
treats
of the
causes
(as
gravitation,
heat,
light,
magnetism,
electricity,
etc.) that
modify
the
general
properties
of
bodies;
natural
philosophy..
Vichy Water
::
Vichy water () A
mineral
water found at
Vichy,
France.
It is
essentially
an
effervescent
solution
of
sodium,
calcium,
and
magnetism
carbonates,
with
sodium
and
potassium
chlorides;
also, by
extension,
any
artificial
or
natural
water
resembling
in
composition
the Vichy water
proper.
Called
also,
colloquially,
Vichy..
Compensator
::
Compensator
(n.) An iron plate or
magnet
placed
near the
compass
on iron
vessels
to
neutralize
the
effect
of the
ship's
attraction
on the
needle.
Martite
::
Martite
(n.) Iron
sesquioxide
in
isometric
form,
probably
a
pseudomorph
after
magnetite..
Od
::
Od (n.) An
alleged
force or
natural
power,
supposed,
by
Reichenbach
and
others,
to
produce
the
phenomena
of
mesmerism,
and to be
developed
by
various
agencies,
as by
magnets,
heat,
light,
chemical
or vital
action,
etc.; --
called
also odyle or the
odylic
force..
Paramagnetic
::
Paramagnetic
(a.)
Magnetic,
as
opposed
to
diamagnetic..
Mechanico-chemical
::
Mechanico-chemical
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
connected
with, or
dependent
upon, both
mechanics
and
chemistry;
-- said
especially
of those
sciences
which treat of such
phenomena
as seem to
depend
on the laws both of
mechanics
and
chemistry,
as
electricity
and
magnetism..
Biomagnetic
::
Biomagnetic
(a.)
Relating
to
biomagnetism.
Magnetometric
::
Magnetometric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
employed
in, the
measurement
of
magnetic
forces;
obtained
by means of a
magnetometer;
as,
magnetometric
instruments;
magnetometric
measurements..
Force
::
Force (n.) Any
action
between
two
bodies
which
changes,
or tends to
change,
their
relative
condition
as to rest or
motion;
or, more
generally,
which
changes,
or tends to
change,
any
physical
relation
between
them,
whether
mechanical,
thermal,
chemical,
electrical,
magnetic,
or of any other kind; as, the force of
gravity;
cohesive
force;
centrifugal
force..
Induction
::
Induction
(n.) The
property
by which one body,
having
electrical
or
magnetic
polarity,
causes
or
induces
it in
another
body
without
direct
contact;
an
impress
of
electrical
or
magnetic
force or
condition
from one body on
another
without
actual
contact..
Basalt
::
Basalt
(n.) A rock of
igneous
origin,
consisting
of
augite
and
triclinic
feldspar,
with
grains
of
magnetic
or
titanic
iron, and also
bottle-green
particles
of
olivine
frequently
disseminated..
Mesmerism
::
Mesmerism
(n.) The art of
inducing
an
extraordinary
or
abnormal
state of the
nervous
system,
in which the actor
claims
to
control
the
actions,
and
communicate
directly
with the mind, of the
recipient.
See
Animal
magnetism,
under
Magnetism..
Sleepwaker
::
Sleepwaker
(n.) On in a state of
magnetic
or
mesmeric
sleep.
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