Quincks Tube Method

We Offer Apparatus for the Measurement of Susceptibility of Paramagnetic Solution By Quincks Tube Method
the Force Acts On Any Substance When It is Placed in a Inhomogeneous Magnetic Field. this Force Depends On He Susceptibility C, of the Material, I.e., On Ratio of Intensity of Magnetisation to Magnetising Field (i/h). Quantitatively It Refers to the Extent of Induced Magnetisation in Unit Field. the Force Acting On a Substance, Either of Repulsion or Attraction, Can Be Measured with the Help of An Accurate Balance in Case of Solids (gouy's Method) or with the Measurement of Rise in Level in a Narrow Capillary in Case of Liquids. from this Measurement, the Value of Susceptibility Can Be Calculated.
the Apparatus Consists of the Following:
(a) Quincks Tube, Qtt-01, Quink Tube Stand (qts-01)
(b) Sample: Mnso(4).h(2)o
(c) Electromagnet, Emu-50t / Emu-75t
(d) Constant Current Power Supply, Dps-50 / Dps-175
(e) Digital Gaussmeter, Dgm-202
(f) Travelling Microscope, Tvm-02
note: for Substances like Mnso(4).h(2)o/ Fecl(3), Emu-50t is Sufficient, But for Substances like Water Emu-75t is Required.
the Experiment is Complete in all Respect.