The elements of dynamic electricity and magnetism (1903)
Atkinson, Philip. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 284
res, with respect tolead, and hence with respect to each other. Lines rep-resenting metals whose potential difference with respectto lead increases negatively or decreases positively withincrease of temperature descend from left to right; ■while those representing metals whose potential differ-ence… … 268 DYNAMIC ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. lead, as given in the table, while at 480° C. it is —15below. Thermo-electric differences may be represented alsoby the areas formed by the lines. Thus in a zinc-ironcouple, with one junction at 100° C. and the other at0° C, the thermo-electric difference is…
Electricity · Magnetism
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