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X-rays, how to produce and interpret them (1915)

Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 43

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rfaced insulated conductors placed near eachother, so that if one is connected to earth it willcharge the other with an increased electromotiveforce. The kind of condenser used with the induction coilconsists of a number of sheets of tinfoil separated 28 X-RAYS : THE PRODUCTION from each other by… … ■M-f ■M- FiG. 8. Induction Coil with Nieves Hammer and Condenser. gram of the coil must be studied, and in order tomake this as complete and clear as possible, thesimplest form of interrupter, called the Nieveshammer, is included, although its place is taken inX-ray works by other forms of…

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