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Sectional committee: Physics and chemistry

Not recommended for publication in Proceedings, paper is based on a previous abstract which was incomplete, but the author has failed to complete it with this paper. The design of the experiment is 'unsatisfactory' and in the theoretical parts of the paper there is 'much confusion of thought'.

[Not published].

Endorsed on verso as received 19 March 1909.

Reference number
RR/17/391
Earliest possible date
March 1909
Physical description
Standardised form (type C)
Page extent
2 pages
Format
Manuscript

Creator name

George Frederick Charles Searle

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George Frederick Charles Searle, Referee's report by George Frederick Charles Searle, on a paper 'The behaviour of iron and steel in rotating magnetic fields' by J S C Drysdale, March 1909, RR/17/391, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rr_17_391/referees-report-by-george-frederick-charles-searle-on-a-paper-the-behaviour-of-iron-and-steel-in-rotating-magnetic-fields-by-j-s-c-drysdale, accessed on 05 December 2024

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