Channing, William F.(William Francis),1820-1901 · Boston : Thomas Hall · leaf 33
yimportant provision of the apparatus, without whichit would be impossible to apply it in a manner atonce safe and agreeable to the great variety ofdiseased conditions. 26. A compact form of medical electro-magneticapparatus is exhibited in Fig. 4, in which the batteryand helices are arranged in a… … 27. The relative quantity and intensity of aninduced current remains always the same from thesame coil. As the intensity of the shock diminishesby removing the wires, the quantity diminishes also.To obtain, therefore, a current of very considerablequantity and low intensity, it is necessary to…
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