Re: CS>Magnetized Water
* From: mborgert asks:
* Date: Mon, 4 Jul 2005 13:07:57
In a magnet ,how can one tell which side is north???
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PLEASE! Do not allow yourself to become confused over this issue!!!
Here is the definitive explanation, and the one which is actually correct...
The North pole of the magnet is the one which is the same as the North
Pole of the Earth.
The "North SEEKING Pole" of a compass will point to the North Pole of
the Earth, and also to the North pole of a magnet.
(The "North SEEKING Pole" of a compass is the pointed end, and besides,
it is the one which points to the North.)
Dan
;-))
PS I been thru this before...
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