 | Per F Dahl - 1997 - 558 pages
...enthusiastically threw himself into the study of electricity when he learned of Gray's experiments. He concluded that . . . there are two distinct electricities, very...resinous electricity. The first is that of glass, rock-crystal, precious stones, hair of animals, wool, and many other bodies; the second is that of... | |
 | James McKeen Cattell - 1921 - 602 pages
...Chance has thrown in my way another Principle, more universal and remarkable than the preceding one, and which casts a new Light on the Subject of Electricity....resinous Electricity. The first is that of Glass, Rock-Crystal. Precious Stones, Hair of Animals, Wool and many other Bodies; The second is that of Amber,... | |
 | 276 pages
...repeating : Chance has thrown in my way another Principle, more universal and remarkable . . . and which casts a new Light on the Subject of Electricity....resinous Electricity. The first is that of Glass, Rock-Crystal, Precious Stones, Hair of Animals, Wool, and many other Bodies. The Second is that of... | |
 | Fernando Sanford - 1931 - 216 pages
...Chance has thrown in my way another Principle, more universal and remarkable than the preceding one, and which casts a new Light on the Subject of Electricity....resinous Electricity. The first is that of Glass, Rock-Crystal, Precious Stones, Hair of Animals, Wool and many other Bodies ; The second is that of... | |
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Chance has thrown in my way another Principle, more universal and remarkable . . . and which casts a new Light on the Subject of Electricity. This Principle is, that there are two distinct Electricities, very different from one another; one of which I... 
