To determine the magnetic susceptibility of a paramagnetic material by Quinck's tube method

To determine the magnetic susceptibility of a paramagnetic material by Quinck's tube method.

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Sir ye ferromagnetic substance ke liye kiya ja sakta hai kya?

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Dear Mr.Prasad,
Thank you very much for watching this video carefully. You are from which institute?

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[@I_AmSarkarRatan]

increse of height in one side = decrese of height in another side why sir , diameter is not same ?

[@udaykumarkhan9482]

Dear Ratan,
Thanks for watching this video carefully. Answer to your question...
As the volume of liquid inside the tube is constant when it goes up in one arm then it should go down in the other arm
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[@babaisaha4160]

@@udaykumarkhan9482 but the decrease level should be less than the increase level..and in which surface the force is acting?

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[@rishabhpathak1785]

Sir derivation mein permeability kaha gayi

[@udaykumarkhan9482]

Susceptibility was determined not the perneability

[@sudattagiri5230]

Sir, why do the two diameters are different in quinckes tube??

[@udaykumarkhan9482]

Actually bigger diameter tube helps to pour the liquid ....for experiment we need narrow tube otherwise h won't be sufficient

[@sudattagiri5230]

@@udaykumarkhan9482 thank you sir. One more question. How to determine the poles of the electromagnet in this experiment?

[@udaykumarkhan9482]

@@sudattagiri5230 you can use any magnetic needle to find the N/S pole

[@gauravdagade5465]

Why sir we use paramagnetic material can we use ferromagnetic material

[@udaykumarkhan9482]

As the ferromagnetic substance posses magnetism even in the absence of External magnetic field unlike paramagnetic substances......it is not suitable for this method.

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