What is electricity?D. Appleton & Company, 1896 - 315 páginas |
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action alternating current apparatus attraction body carbon cathode rays centimetres charged circuit coil of wire conductor connected copper copper wire Crookes tube current of electricity detect direction discharge distance dynamo dynamo machine earth effect elec electric current electric spark electric waves electrical energy electrical machine electro-magnetic electro-magnetic waves electro-motive force employed ether excited experiments Faraday flow fluid galvanometer glass gravitation horse power Illustrations inch insulated iron J. J. Thomson lamp Leyden jar lines of force lines of magnetic magnetic force manifestations means measure medium metals method mirror molecular molecules motor movement needle obtained ordinary oscillations oxygen pass phenomena phenomenon photograph pipes placed plate polarization pressure produced Prof refraction resistance revolving Ruhmkorff coil self-induction south pole space spark gap spool steam engine storage battery suitable telephone theory tion to-and-fro currents trans transformations of energy transmitted tricity tube velocity vibrations voltaic cell zinc
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