 ... former experiments, on the phenomena of the interposed plate of metal in the case where the induction was produced by making and breaking the circuit with a cup of mercury ; and in this I was not disappointed. The coil (Fig. 3) being connected with...  Philosophical Magazine - Stran 5221841Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | 1841 - 646 strani
...the light obtained from the foregoing experiments, I was the more fully persuaded thnt some new anil interesting results might be obtained by a re-examination...filings almost in contact with one of its ends. The plate being interposed, the small particles of iron were attracted by the end of the needle, indicating... | |
 | 1841 - 542 strani
...making and breaking the circuit, were very severe; and these, as usual, were almost entirely neutralised by the interposition of a zinc plate. But when the...filings almost in contact with one of its ends. The plate being interposed, the small particles of iron were attracted by the end of the needle, indicating... | |
 | Philosophical Society of Washington (Washington, D.C.) - 1874 - 640 strani
...the circuit. The interposition of the plate entirely neutralized the magnetizing power of the helix (in reference to tempered steel) while the deflections of the galvanometer were unaffected." The induction currents of the third, fourth, and fifth orders, were found to be of considerable " intensity;"... | |
 | William Bower Taylor - 1879 - 162 strani
...the circuit. The interposition of the plate entirely neutralized the magnetizing power of the helix (in reference to tempered steel) while the deflections of the galvanometer were unaffected." The induction currents of the third, fourth, and fifth orders, were found to be of considerable " intensity... | |
 | 1880 - 552 strani
...the circuit. The interposition of the plate entirely neutralized the magnetizing power of the hejix (in reference to tempered steel) while the deflections of the galvanometer were unaffected." The induction currents of the third, fourth, and fifth orders, were found to be of considerable "intensity;"... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution - 1881 - 834 strani
...the circuit. The interposition of the plate entirely neutralized the magnetizing power of the helix (in reference to tempered steel) while the deflections of the galvanometer were unaffected." The induction currents of the third, fourth, and fifth orders, were found to be of considerable "intensity;"... | |
 | 1881 - 856 strani
...the circuit. The interposition of the plate entirely neutralized the magnetizing power of the helix (in reference to tempered steel) while the deflections of the galvanometer were unaffected." The induction currents of the third, fourth, and fifth orders, were found to be of considerable " intensity;"... | |
 | 1887 - 1124 strani
...secondary current the needle was deflected twenty-five degrees, with the tertiary it moved scarcely more than one degree; and with the currents of the...filings almost in contact with one of its ends. The plate being interposed, the small particles of iron were attracted by the end of the needle, indicating... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution - 1887 - 1124 strani
...secondarj' current the needle was deflected twenty-five degrees, with the tertiary it moved scarcely more than one degree; and with the currents of the...soft iron wire was placed in the spiral, with a small quantit}' of iron filings almost in contact with one of its ends. The plate being interposed, the small... | |
 | Joseph Sweetman Ames - 1900 - 140 strani
...secondary current the needle was deflected twenty-five degrees, with the tertiary it moved scarcely more than one degree; and with the currents of the...filings almost in contact with one of its ends. The plate being interposed, the small particles of iron were attracted by the end of the needle, indicating... | |
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