Electrons, or, The nature and properties of negative electricity (1907)
Lodge, Oliver, Sir, 1851-1940 · London : G. Bell and sons ; New York : Macmillan co. · leaf 103
ount of aqueousvapour, which would be distributed equally amongall the equal globules. It occurred to J. J. Thomson that a better estimateof size could be made by observing their rate offalling, which is a thing not difficult to observe sincethey all fall together, being all of the same size. Inany… … Fig. 12.—A represents one of the vessels in which the fog is formedwhose rate of fall is to be measured by Mr. Wilsons method: it isarranged for the ionisation produced by X-rays. The vessel A, con-taining some water, and covered by an earthed aluminium plate, isin communication with a vessel 0…
Electrons · Matter, Constitution of · Physics
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