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 157
agnetic field, and side-ways by an electric field, whose lines are coincident with the magneticlines, between the adjustable plates P1P2, which are kept as highlyelectrified as possible through the electrodes E. These thus doubly-deflected rays then fall upon the photographic plate E, where they… … Fig. 19. 140 VARIABLE MASS [ch. xiv. that the magnetic and electric fields are superposed inthe same direction, their lines of force being coincident. Under these circumstances the particles willdescribe the beginning of a spiral, being curvedround the magnetic lines and deflected along theelectric…
Electrons · Matter, Constitution of · Physics
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