Lodge, Oliver, Sir, 1851-1940 · London, New York, Macmillan and co. · leaf 44
s, it has received, unbalanced, some of the lineswhich previously belonged to the touched disk.These will pull it over to the far disk and there shutthemselves up. From that disk it receives more ; andit travels with their ends back to the first disk, and so CHAP. II.] THE DIELECTRIC. 25 on (Fig.… … Fig. 4.—Rough diagram of the medium near two oppositely charged disks betweenwhich a metal carrier ball is oscillating, having just touched the right-hand disk., (Discharge by alternate contact.) lines of force have no more and no less existencethan have rays of light. Both are convenientmodes of…
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