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Electricity and magnetism for advanced students (1920)

Starling, Sydney George, 1873- · London Longmans, Green · leaf 414

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FiG. 356. HT ttG t.r and when a steady current is maintained in the secondary by the fallof potential across a small resistance r, in the primary— iVG - ^=tan6»x rT sin ^9TT tan ijxTT tan ^j = ^Tsin:ir If then m is determined by calculation, in absolute measure, andT, Q and Q observed, r is known.… … Fig. 357. XIII. ELECTRO-CHEMICAL EQUIVALENT OF SILVER 403 This method has been used by Rowland, Glazebrook, and others.As a mean of bis results, Glazebrook ^ has given that— 1 B.A. unit = 0-98665 x 10« C.G.S. units. The method of finding the heat produced in a wire by means of thecalorimeter was…

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