Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 688
developed, the idea was adopted that thepacking effect of 0.77 per cent, involved in the change betweenhydrogen, on the one hand, and helium or other complex atoms, onthe other, is due to a negative mutual electromagnetic mass. Ageneral discussion of this effect has been given in Section 7 of… … a considerable magnitude as this. The problem was first attackedby E. D. Wilson, who was working with the writer, but the assis-tance given him by Professor Lunn amounted actually to thesolution of the problem by the latter, as given below. Let E be the vector of electrical intensity (Fig. 23),H…
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