Henry, Joseph, 1797-1878 · Philadelphia, Printed by James Kay, Jun. & Brother · leaf 32
her, or whether they wrould not still give some defi¬ nite peculiarity to the discharge, is a matter remaining to be exa¬ mined.” 99. The discovery of the fact that the secondary current, which exists but for a moment, could induce another current of considerable energy, gave some indication that… … a glass cylinder, b Leyden jar, c magnetizing spiral. TCCtly Opposite each Other. The ends of the inner spiral passed out of the cylinder through a glass tube, to prevent all direct communication between the two. When the ends of the inner riband were joined by the magnetizing spiral (11),…
Electromagnetic induction · Electromagnetism · Electric currents
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