 | 1859 - 328 pages
...the electrometer, a diminished divergence will be obtained, and it is only by the after-application of uninsulated tinfoil upon the upper surface that...uncharged sulphur being placed in the induction field, perpendicular to the lines of inductive fire, and retained there, even for several minutes, provided... | |
 | 1860 - 452 pages
...divergence will be obtained, and it is only by the after application of uninsulated tinfoil upon the uppper surface, that the full divergence due to the lower...plate of sulphur in the field of induction before deseribed, the following results are obtained : A piece of uncharged sulphur being placed in the induction... | |
 | 1860 - 448 pages
...will be obtained, and ¡t is only by the after application of uninsulated tinfoil upon, the uppper surface, that the full divergence due to the lower...points, which are necessary to safe manipulation, anil proceeding to work with a plate of slilplmr in the field of induction before described, the following... | |
 | 1867 - 460 pages
...divergence will be obtained, and it is only by the after application of uninsulated tinfoil upon the uppper surface, that the full divergence due to the lower...uncharged sulphur being placed in the induction field, perpendicular to the lines of inductive fire, and retained there, even for several minutes, provided... | |
 | 1867 - 448 pages
...divergence will be obtained, and it is only by the after application of uninsulated tinfoil upon the uppper surface, that the full divergence due to the lower...following results are obtained : A piece of uncharged eulphur being placed in the induction field, perpendicular to the lines of inductive fire, and retained... | |
 | 1860 - 448 pages
...divergence will bo obtained, and it is only by the after application of uninsulated tinfoil upon the uppper surface, that the full divergence due to the lower...uncharged sulphur being placed in the induction field, perpendicular to the lines of inductive fire, and retained there, even for several minutes, provided... | |
 | Royal Institution of Great Britain - 1858 - 600 pages
...discharge it, for the effect on the electrometer will be greatly lessened; but the fact is, that the flame will have charged the second surface with the contrary...placed in the induction field parallel of course to the gutta-percha and copper-plates, and retained there, even for several minutes, provided all be dry and... | |
 | 1858 - 796 pages
...discharge it, for the effect on the electrometer will be greatly lessened ; but the fact is, that the flame will have charged the second surface with the contrary...placed in the induction field parallel of course to the gutta-percha and copper plates, and retained there, even for several minutes, provided all be dry and... | |
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... surface that the full divergence due to the lower surface is obtained. Being aware of these points, which are necessary to safe manipulation, and proceeding to work with a plate of sulphur in the field of induction before described, the following... 