Radiography and the 'X' rays in practice and theory : with constructional manipulatory details (1898)
Bottone, Selimo Romeo · London ; New York : Whittaker & Co. · leaf 22
ectedby the tinfoil, which, being of poor specific inductivecapacity, cuts off to a considerable extent the influence ofthe upper charged tinfoil. Fig. 1 is from a photographobtained by the means described above. ACTION OF LIGHT ON SALTS OF SILVER 0 The folluwiii;^ oxperiinent l>y Mr. K. (.… … Fig. 1.—Induction Effect (Ckoss). each bend and midway between the bends. A verythin magnetic strip was ihen placed across the back ofa photographic plate, its position being maintained bysmall pieces of postage stamp paper. The photographicplate, with the magnet at its back, and the cardboard 10…
Electric radiation · X-rays · Radiography
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