Text-book of general physics, for the use of colleges and scientific schools (1899)
Hastings, Charles Sheldon · Boston: Ginn & company · leaf 359
mination occupied a sensible time, Wheat-stone showed that the whole discharge must take place inless than 2 ofoo °^ a sec0I1(i. The appearance of the spark at the two electrodes is some-what different. If, for instance, the spark is branched, thesebranches always point toward the negative… … 301. Discharge from Points. — Supposethat A (Fig. 219) is a conductor possessingseveral points, and charged, say, to a poten-tial, V= 7. Let B be another conductormaintained at the potential zero, and drawsurfaces for unit difference of potential. Itis then evident, from the crowding together of…
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