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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 6 (August 8, 1903) (1903)

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e of potential may In Fig. 1 is represented one of the fundamental anything, brighter and more vigorous than at first. When liquid hydrogen cooling was used instead of be impulsive, as in a coil, or steady, as in a static experiments of Hertz. Two Ruhmkorff coils, A and D, of different sizes, are… … which a charged electroscope was placed, it began to discharge at A cease, as might be expected from Hertz’s mary windings are in series with a single interrupter C leak when the tube of radium surrounded with liquid experiment, but a continuous discharge is now abrupt- and a battery H. The…

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