[Bubier], Edward Trevert, 1858- [from old catalog] · Lynn, Mass., Bubier pub. co. · leaf 102
to force current acrossthe space. With considerable potentials and heavycurrents a space of many inches may thus bebridged. Whether the separated ends be of iron,copper, carbon, platinum, zinc or other conductor,the hot discharge is still formed. Therefore, whilethe electric arc is generally spoken… … THE ELECTRIC ARC CARBONS. distinguish one from the other. What, then, is thearc so formed ? Is it heated air between the endsseparated, containing detached particles of the RECENT APPLICATIONS. 101 conductor in process of carriage, as was apparentlythought for a long time to be the case ? No,…
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