Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903, Fessenden, C · Toronto : W.J. Gage · leaf 284
mena in the above experiments.What conclusions do you drawfrom them ? It is evident (1) that thereare two kinds or conditions ofehctrijication; or, for convenience, we sometimes say tivo kindsof electricity; (2) that they are so related to each other thatlike kinds repel and unlike kinds attract… … 264 ELECTRICITY AND MAGKETISM. rubbed with tUiuuel, and the latter is the kind developed onsealii)g-wax when rubbed with flannel. There is no reason,except custom, for calling the one positive rather than the other. Experiment 4. Once more, rub a stick of sealiug-wax with a flan-nel, and prisent…
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