Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903 · Boston, London, Ginn · leaf 478
ved a violent shock. Hishand on the outside of the bottle and the water on the inside undoubtedly answeredthe purpose of coatings. CONDITION OF THE DIELECTRIC. 457 The low inductive capacity of some kinds of glass renders itentirely unsuitable for this purpose. To secure greater capacity than a… … Fig. 353. connected by a wire joining their projecting rods. The sev-eral jars are by this means practically converted into onelarge jar. 422. Condition of the dielectric. Seat of charge. — Thatinductive action is attributable to the dielectric, and not tothe conductor, is shown by the Leyden jar…
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