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Electricity treated experimentally (1887)

Cumming, Linnæus, b. 1843. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Van Nostrand · leaf 387

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ionproving that a current flows from the bismuth to the copperthrough the hot junction. If, instead of heating with aspirit-lamp, we cool this junction with ice, the magnet will bedeflected in the opposite direction. The apparatus is made more sensitive by being arranged asin Fig. 238, with a… … Fig. 238. 238. The Thermopile.—To still further increase thesensitiveness, a number of couples are arranged in compoundseries (Fig. 239, a), and are folded together as in Fig. 239, 6,to bring all the junctions of the same kind into a small area,generally in form a square. The instrument then forms…

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