Electricity and magnetism : an elementary text-book, theoretical and practical (1920)
Glazebrook, Richard, Sir, 1854-1935 · Cambridge : The University press · leaf 49
ntly repel eachother. Fig. 20 gives two oppositely charged spheres. A number of the lines from the positive sphere bendround and converge on the negative sphere; the negativesphere is at a lower potential than the walls. Hence lines 22-23] ELECTRICITY AS A MEASURABLE QUANTITY 39 pass from the walls… … Fig. 20. 23. The Field of Force. We have thus anothermethod of picturing the field due to a charged conductor; we 40 ELECTRICITY [CH. II may think of it as permeated by the lines of force due to thatconductor, lines, that is, along which the electric force due tothe charge on the conductor acts. If…
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