The Electrical Researches of ... Henry Cavendish, F. R. S.: Written Between 1771 and 1781, Ed. from the Original Manuscript ...University Press, 1879 - 454 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة xxiii
... Infinite body . 6 . Molecular constitution of air • 378 379 380 7. Zero of potential 382 · 8. Cases of Attraction and Repulsion 9. Escape of electricity into the air 10. Electromotive force required to produce a spark 383 384 386 11 ...
... Infinite body . 6 . Molecular constitution of air • 378 379 380 7. Zero of potential 382 · 8. Cases of Attraction and Repulsion 9. Escape of electricity into the air 10. Electromotive force required to produce a spark 383 384 386 11 ...
الصفحة lvi
... infinite distance from all other bodies their capacities would have been in the ratio of their corresponding dimensions , but the effect of surrounding objects is to make their capacities vary in a higher ratio than that of their ...
... infinite distance from all other bodies their capacities would have been in the ratio of their corresponding dimensions , but the effect of surrounding objects is to make their capacities vary in a higher ratio than that of their ...
الصفحة 5
... infinite is equal to nothing ; consequently the repulsion of EBbe is proportional to 1 - ( n − 3 ) AB - 3 or to 1 AB - 3 • 1 is infinitely great ; AB - 3 8 ] COR . If AB is infinitely small , therefore the repulsion of that part of the ...
... infinite is equal to nothing ; consequently the repulsion of EBbe is proportional to 1 - ( n − 3 ) AB - 3 or to 1 AB - 3 • 1 is infinitely great ; AB - 3 8 ] COR . If AB is infinitely small , therefore the repulsion of that part of the ...
الصفحة 8
... infinite space be moveable , and sufficient to saturate the matter therein ; and let the matter in the whole of infinite space , or at least in the space BB , whose dimensions will be given below , be uniform and solid ; and let the law ...
... infinite space be moveable , and sufficient to saturate the matter therein ; and let the matter in the whole of infinite space , or at least in the space BB , whose dimensions will be given below , be uniform and solid ; and let the law ...
الصفحة 9
... infinite space , the matter will be exactly saturated . For , if the fluid is disposed in the above - mentioned manner , a particle of fluid placed anywhere within the space Cb will not be impelled in any direction by the fluid in Bb ...
... infinite space , the matter will be exactly saturated . For , if the fluid is disposed in the above - mentioned manner , a particle of fluid placed anywhere within the space Cb will not be impelled in any direction by the fluid in Bb ...
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الصفحة lxvi - AN ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL PHENOMENA OF ELECTRICITY, BY MEANS OF AN ELASTIC FLUID*.
الصفحة 376 - An Essay on the application of Mathematical Analysis to the Theories of Electricity and Magnetism...
الصفحة 4 - ... which I call the electric fluid, the particles of which repel each other and attract the particles of all other matter with a force inversely as some less power of the distance than the cube ; the particles of all other matter also repel each other and attract those of the electric fluid, with a force varying according to the same power of the distances. Or, to express it more concisely, if you look upon the electric fluid as matter of a contrary kind to other matter...
الصفحة xlv - He would undertake the most laborious researches in order to clear up a difficulty which no one but himself could appreciate, or was even aware of, and we cannot doubt that the result of his enquiries, when successful, gave him a certain degree of satisfaction. But it did not excite in him that desire to communicate the discovery to others which, in the case of ordinary men of science, generally ensures the publication of their results. How completely these researches of Cavendish remained unknown...
الصفحة lx - Arts. 57-1, 575, 629, 686. intensity, are contained in the Report of the British Association for 1876. The laws of the strength of currents in multiple and divided circuits are accurately stated by Cavendish in Arts. 417, 597, 598. Cavendish applied the same method of experiment to compare the resistance of the same liquid at different temperatures*, and he found that "salt in 69 [of water] conducts 1'97 times better in heat of 105 than in that of 58£." He also found that "the proportion of the...
الصفحة 8 - WE. 80] COR. V. Let now the body H consist of a globe, whose diameter equals AB ; the globe being situated in such a manner, that the canal CG, if continued, would pass through its center; and let the electric attraction and repulsion be inversely as the square of the distance, the quantity of redundant fluid in the globe will be...
الصفحة xxxv - The following extracts will indicate the chief points of electrical interest. " The vigour of the fresh taken Torpedos at the Isle of R6 was not "able to force the torpedinal fluid across the minutest tract of air; " not from one link of a small chain, suspended freely, to another ; not " through an almost invisible separation, made by the edge of a pen" knife in a slip of tinfoil pasted on sealing-wax.