It is shown that the measured value for the gyromagnetic ratio of pure iron as determined by a direct magneto-mechanical method, undergoes a change for low values of the induced magnetic intensity. The effective value of this ratio extrapolated to zero intensity, checks the value which is theoretically expected from a consideration of recent ferromagnetic resonance experiments. For higher values of the induced magnetic intensity, the gyromagnetic ratio approaches a constant value which checks the value obtained in previous investigations based upon the Einstein-de Haas effect.
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G. G. Scott (1955) studied this question.