Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903 · Boston, London, Ginn · leaf 475
rgy of the discharge and the brilliancy of the spark areincreased, though the discharges are less frequent. As the plate rotates, the two inductors are kept constantly andoppositely charged, and as two opposite carriers (n and n for ex-ample) are about to leave the inductors the following takes… … <i^^ repelled charges unite through the conductor A B and neutralizeeach other, leaving the carriers n and n charged respectively with—E and +E. As n and n move away from the inductors theircharges become free, and on reaching the brushes C C they com-municate a portion of their charges to the…
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