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Elementary treatise on electricity and magnetism : founded on Joubert's "Traité élémentaire d'électricité" (1909)

Foster, G. Carey (George Carey), Porter, Alfred William, 1863-1939, Joubert, Jules François · London : Longmans · leaf 63

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een the catskin (positive), and the resin (negative).When the catskin has been removed to a distance, the lines offorce no longer extend all the way from it to the cake, but areinterrupted by neighbouring conducting objects, usually by thetable on which the electrophorus stands. They then shorten,… … Fig. 22. 29] ELECTROPHORUS 41 negative boundary. The lines of force are thus short lines, practi-cally straight, running up through the cake. When now the coveris laid on and connected with the sole, the positive ends of the linesare to a great extent transferred from the sole to the cover, as…

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