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 89
it may possess. Ionised aircan always be detected by its making electroscopesleak, irrespective of any defect of insulation in solidsupports. €H. VII.] HOT METALS 71 The ionising power of X-rays was observed byRighi soon after their discovery, and almost simul-taneously by other physicists. The… … TO ErLECTRQ!<^ETSf7 BATTERy Fig, 11. examined this matter thoroughly, and Lenard foundthat even the splashing of water introduced ions intoair, so that the atmosphere at base of a waterfall wasusually in some degree ionised. Fig. Behaviour of Hot Metals in Gases. 11 must stand as representative…
Electrons · Matter, Constitution of · Physics
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