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Actions of electricity (1916)

Landis, Jesse A. [from old catalog] · Dayton, Ohio, U. B. publishing house · leaf 11

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pushing a certain current through a conductor. Ohms is that property of a conductor which tends tostop the flow of an electric current. An ohm is theunit of measure for current resistance. Figure 1. Conductors: Xon-Conductors Gold Crockery Silver Glass Copper Wood fibre Iron Slate Damp ground Dry… … Fig. 1. ftROWN & SHARPE WIRE GUAGR B. & S. W. G>) To get the idea of the amount of each term and toshow their relations to each other, let us rememberthat one ampere is the quantity of current that, at apressure of one volt, will flow through a conductorhaving a resistance of one ohm;…

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