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Practical X ray work (1901)

Addyman, Frank Thornton · London : Scott, Greenwood & co. · leaf 112

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ning across the face ofthe glass disc from the top left-hand to the bottom right-handpart, carries at each end a wire brush which makes contactwith the face of each travelling conductor as it passes. A similar rod is shown by dotted lines on the far side of thehidden plate, but running across at… … Fig. 30.—Simple Form of Wimshurst Machine. When the machine is set in motion, the plate seen in thefigure will travel in the direction of the hands of a watch.Consider the topmost strip, which we shall suppose to possessa small positive initial charge . After moving round to theright through an…

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