 | William Nicholson - 1801 - 664 pages
...that this fubftance poflefles the fame properties as metallic bodies in producing the mock and fpark f when made a medium of communication between the ends of the galvanic pile of Signer Volta. I have likewife found that perfectly well made charcoal, when connected with water or aqueous folutions in... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1801 - 638 pages
...this fubftance poflefles the fame properties as metallic bodies in producing the (hock and fpark f when made a medium of communication between the ends of the galvanic pile of Signor Volta. I have likewife found that perfectly well made charcoal, when connected with water ot... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1883 - 680 pages
...this substance possesses the same properties as metallic bodies in producing the shock and spark,1 when made a medium of communication between the ends of the galvanic pile of Signer Volta." In none of these extracts, however, is anything said of the properties of the arc as a continuous luminous... | |
 | William Henry Kearley Wright - 1884 - 344 pages
...printed in " Nicholson's Journal " for October, 1800, says that "well-burned charcoal, when made a medinm of communication between the ends of the galvanic pile of Signer Volta, gave a most vivid spark." In 1802 in the "Journal of the Royal Institution," speaking of the pile he... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1883 - 892 pages
...this substance possesses the ?ame properties as metallic bodies in producing the shock and spark,1 when made a medium of communication between the ends of the galvanic pile of Signer Volta." In none of these extracts, however, is anything said of the properties of the arc as a continuous luminous... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1883 - 724 pages
...this substance possesses the tame properties as metallic bodies in producing the shock and spark,1 when made a medium of communication between the ends of the galvanic pile of Signor Volta." In none of these extracts, however, is anything said of the properties of the arc га... | |
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THE earlier expei imenters* on animal electricity noticed the power of well-burned charcoal to conduct the common galvanic influence. I have found that this substance possesses the same properties as metallic bodies in producing the shock and sparkf when... 