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Contents
PART | v |
CAPACITANCE AND THE THEORY OF ISOTROPIC DIELECTRIC MEDIA | 19 |
THE SUPERPOSITION OF ELECTRICAL EFFECTS SOME ELECTROSTATIC INSTRUMENTS AND MEASUREMENTS | 73 |
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Common terms and phrases
alternating current ampere angle applied assumed axis balance battery bridge Calculate capacitance Carey Foster cathode cell centre circuit coefficient coil component condenser conductor connected constant copper couple cross-sectional curve deflexion determined diagram diamagnetic dielectric direction distance earthed effect electric field electrode electrolyte electromagnetic electrometer electrostatic equal equation ferromagnetic ferromagnetic material field due field strength flux force frequency Gauss given heat Hence horizontal increase instantaneous insulated ions junction length magnetic field magnetic induction magnetic potential magnetic shell magnetometer magnitude maximum measured metal method mutual inductance needle normal obtained oersted parallel paramagnetic permittivity plane plate pole positive potential difference potentiometer power factor quadrants quantity of electricity radius resistance resistor reversed rotation shown in Fig solenoid solution specimen sphere steady current surface temperature thermocouple thermoelectric tube unit vector voltage Wheatstone bridge wire zero
Bibliographic information
| Title | A General Degree Physics: The general properties of matter Part 5 of A General Degree Physics, Clarence Joseph Smith |
| Author | Clarence Joseph Smith |
| Publisher | E. Arnold, 1954 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Jan 19, 2007 |
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