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Magnetic Properties of Single Crystals of Iron

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REFERRING to the letter in NATURE for May 29, p. 753, by Messrs. Honda, Kaya and Masuyama, it will be noted that Fig. 1, showing the magnetisation curve for a large crystal of iron, indicates the occurrence of definite and distinct steps in the magnetisation curve, but no explanation is foreshadowed.

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WEDMORE, E. Magnetic Properties of Single Crystals of Iron. Nature 118, 14 (1926). https://doi.org/10.1038/118014b0

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