Electricity and Matter

actinium aggregation amount of kinetic arrangement atomic weight attraction carbon atom carried centimetres centre changes charge of electricity charged body charged particle chemical elements cles configuration consider constitution corpuscular temperature direction of motion distance elec electric field electric fluid electric force electrified bodies electrified point electrolysis emanation emitted equal equation equilibrium Faraday tubes force acting gases gram groups increase induced radio-activity J. J. THOMSON kinetic energy lines of force liquid locity magnetic field magnetic force momentum moving negative charge negative electricity negatively electrified particles number of corpuscles number of Faraday number of molecules pass plane plates positive charge positive electrification pressure produced properties proportional pulse puscles quantity radiation radio-active substances radium repulsion result right angles Röntgen rays Rutherford Second printing sphere suppose surface thorium three corpuscles ticle tion tricity unit volume Vector Potential velocity of light wave