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A FEW years ago1 we reported the result of an investigation on this subject. In spite of the fact that many workers have repeated the investigation, this important problem has not yet been completely solved. It is well known that the susceptibility of non-magnetic [metals is greatly affected by the presence of a very small amount of ferromagnetic impurity, and that this disturbing effect can be eliminated by measuring the susceptibility in different magnetic fields and by extrapolating these values to an infinite field.
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HONDA, K., SHIMIZU, Y. Change of Magnetic Susceptibility of Platinum, Copper and Silver caused by Cold-Working. Nature 132, 565–566 (1933). https://doi.org/10.1038/132565a0
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