Inside Out Library · Explore

Heat and light; an elementary text-book theoretical and practical for schools and colleges (1897)

Glazebrook, Richard, Sir, 1854-1935 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 212

An illustration from Heat and light; an elementary text-book theoretical and practical for schools and colleges, 1897, leaf 212
and are placedopposite to each other at some 50 or 60 cm. apart. Betweenthe plates a source of radiation such as the hot copper ball, ora gas jet, is ^placed. A thermo-electric junction is formed bythe contact of the bismuth and the tinned iron, and if thejunctions on the two sheets be unequally… … Fig. 79. order that no current may be produced the source must bevery considerably nearer the bright sheet. The blackenedsurface absorbs a much greater proportion of the incidentradiation th.an the bright, and by measuring the distances ofthe ball from the surfaces when there is no current,…

Heat · Light

Internet Archive · California Digital Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from Heat and light; an elementary text-book theoretical and practical for schools and colleges

More like this