Electricity for public schools and colleges (1891)
Larden, W. (Walter), b. 1855 or 6 · London : Longmans · leaf 129
entto be described in thissection there are two pointsto be noticed. First: we make no useof the discharges spoken ofabove; we only aim at in-creasing the A V betweentwo (hollow) conductorsthat are initially at a smallAV. Secondly : instead of twovessels we have four, con-nected in pairs so as… … CH. VII. INDUCTION MACHINES I03 In A and B are the ends C and D of water-pipes.leading froma supply that is at the zero V of the earth. So that C and Dwill be charged inductively with — and + electricities respectively ;the orifices being so small that the water breaks away in detacheddrops, so…
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