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Physics of the household (1914)

Lynde, Carleton John, b. 1872 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 250

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aroundthe coil in such a direction that it increases the strength of thepermanent magnet pole, the flexible plate is bent in still farther.The next induced current being in the opposite direction de-creases the strength of the permanent magnet pole, and allowsthe elasticity of the iron to bend the… … FIG. 170. — Thereceiver. 236 PHYSICS OF THE HOUSEHOLD second. The plate thus produces 200 sound waves per secondin the air in the cap of the receiver, and the ear -hears a soundwhich is made up of 200 waves. We notice, then, that the telephone wire carries not sound,but electricity. When a person…

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