coil consisting of 100 turns of 0.5 mm diameter copper wire with 0.1 mm insulation wound around a 6 cm high cylindrical plexiglass sample holder with a diameter of 2 cm; 4 cm high 1 cm x 1 cm polycarbonate cuvette placed in the center of the sample holder; uniform MF in the sample holder
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