A Physical Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism, Volume 2S. Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, limited, 1891 - Electricity |
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acid action analyzer apparatus arranged attraction axis battery bismuth Bjerknes bodies brass Bunsen cells caused cells centims centre circuit column condenser conductor connected copper cylinders deflection diamagnetic diameter difference of potential direction disc discharge distance drums dynamometer effect electric current electrification electro-magnetic electro-motive force electro-static electrodes electrolyte equipotential curves equipotential surfaces experiments Faraday flow galvanometer glass helices helix inches induction coil latter length of spark Leyden jar light lines of force liquid magnetic force magnetic poles magnetic potential means measured medium metal millims mirror moving needle number of windings observed obtained opposite phase oscillating paper parallel pass perpendicular phenomena placed plane Plate platinum polarity pressure produced proper motion pulsating quantity radiant matter ratio repelled represents repulsion resistance reversed rheostatic right angles rotation secondary selenium shown in fig side Spottiswoode stria striæ STRIE substance sulphate surface unit vacuum tube velocity vertical wire