Gerard, Eric Mary, 1856-1916 · New York W.J. Johnston · leaf 165
ective, because thedisplacement of electricity is connected with the movementof the body which conveys it. 109. Conductive Discharge. Electric Current.—The contrary electricities which charge the coatings are made torecombine directly, if they are joined together by a conduc-tive wire. The… … Fig. 53. For this purpose Riess thermometer is used, which con-sists of a glass bulb A traversed by a platinum spiral s.The bulb communicates with an inclined glass tube E, ter-minating in a vertical tube T^which contains a colored liquid.When a discharge is passed through the platinum spiral,…
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