...phenomenon in these experiments was that the induced effect was not continuous ; it was instantaneous "and partook more of the nature of the electrical...through from the shock of a common Leyden jar, than the current from a voltaic battery."1 These epoch-making results threw light upon the mysterious experiment...

...this time obtained with magnets led me to believe that the battery current through one wire, did, in reality, induce a similar current through the other...current from a voltaic battery, and therefore might magnetize a steel needle, although it scarcely affected the galvanometer. 13. This expectation was...

...this time obtained with magnets led me to believe that the battery current through one wire, did, in reality, induce a similar current through the other...electrical wave passed through from the shock of a common Ley den jar than of the current from a voltaic battery, and therefore might magnetize a steel needle,...

...partook more of the nature of the electrical wave passed through from the shock of a common Ley den jar than of the current from a voltaic battery, and therefore might magnetize a steel needle, although it scarcely affected the galvanometer. 13. This expectation was...

...the battery current through the one wire did in reality induce a similar current through the other; but that it continued for an instant only, and partook more of the nature of the electric wave from a common Ley den jar than of the current from a voltaic battery." The momentary...

...this time obtained with magnets led me to believe that the battery current through one wire did, in reality, induce a similar current through the other...through from the shock of a common Leyden jar than of that from a voltaic battery, and, therefore, might magnetize a steel needle although it scarcely affected...

...this time obtained with magnets led me to believe that the battery current through one wire did, in reality, induce a similar current through the other...electrical wave passed through from the shock of a common Ley den jar than of that from a voltaic battery, and, therefore, might magnetize a steel needle although...

...the battery current through the one wire did in reality induce a similar current through the other; but that it continued for an instant only, and partook more of the nature of the electric wave from a common Leyden jar than of the current from a voltaic battery." The momentary currents...

...but that it continued for an instant only, and partook more of the nature of the electric wave from a common Leyden jar than of the current from a voltaic battery." The momentary currents thus generated were called induced currents, while the current which generated...

...hattery current through one wire, did, in reality, induce a similar current through the other wire, hut that it continued for an instant only, and partook...through from the shock of a common Leyden jar" than of that from a voltaic hattery, and therefore might magnetize a steel needle, aldiough it scarcely affected...