The elements of dynamic electricity and magnetism (1903)
Atkinson, Philip. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 104
the same end of ^ a much strongernegative than the potential i of ^ can induce in c ; con-sequently the difference of potential between the oppo-site extremities of d must be greater than if c were re-moved, and hence its E. M. F. and resulting volume ofcurrent must be greater. And the same effect… … Fig. 38. movement of a wire maybe produced by current induc-tion. E F represents a circular copper trough con-taining mercury, round which is wound a coil of insu-lated coper wire, seen through the opening near in^ itsterminals being connected with the binding-posts mand o. From the post n^ which…
Electricity · Magnetism
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