Re: Magnets

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From: Lowell Herr
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 1995 14:04

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> Lowell
> Do you want regular magnets or electromagnets - I think if you want low
> mass and strong, the electromagnet might be your best bet, although I
> would have to check the catalogues to see how expensive they are.

I need the very small regular magnets as I want to use them with some air
track experiments - Lentz Law and etc.

Lowell

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