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Diamagnetic substances have no intrinsic magnetic dipole. However, a strong external field can induce a dipole, but in the opposite direction to the applied field (Lenz's Law). A diamagnetic substance will therefore move away from the strong field.
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Overview of Magnetic Levitation ... A diamagnetic substance is one whose atoms have no permanent magnetic dipole moment. When an external magnetic field is applied to a diamagnetic substance such as bismuth or silver a weak magnetic dipole moment is induced in the direction opposite the applied field.
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A New Method/or Measuring the Susceptibility o/Paramagnetic and Diamagnetic Substance~. 4. RESULTS. OF MEASUREMENT. In order to verify the correct function ... ... tions are diamagnetic substance. In inhomogeneous magnetic ... Magnetic force and gravity force acting on diamagnetic substance in ...
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Paramagnetic substance ... The diamagnetic materials are Type 1 superconductors as they exhibit perfect conductivity and perfect diamagnetization when cooled to very low temperature. The superconductor repels a magnet and in turn is repelled.
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The classical magnetostriction is very small even for a strongly diamagnetic substance like bismuth, where δl/l in a field of 300 kilogauss is only 1.3 × 10−6. It is evident that the discovery of an effect of this order would amount to a verification of the classical theory of magnetisation and would afford no...
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A New Method/or Measuring the Susceptibility o/Paramagnetic and Diamagnetic Substance~. 4. RESULTS. OF MEASUREMENT. In order to verify the correct function ...
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If a diamagnetic substance is located in a uniform magnetic field, then the repulsion from each direction will be equal and there will be not net force on the substance. ... This would also be true for a paramagnetic or ferromagnetic substance and for a permanent magnet, but in those cases the attraction would be equal in...
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The gold-plated NdFeB magnet is seen hovering between two blocks of graphite, one of the most strongly diamagnetic substances in the world. (Note: a diamagnetic substance repels both the north and south poles of a magnet.
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the Van Vleck's polarization-paramagnetism of the substance. Our case deals with diamagnetic substances (Zpl = 0, Zp2 has a neglible value) and so from the ...
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