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Page 248
... plates of 8 millim . diameter by means of a ring of brass soldered to them . By means of tubes closed by taps fitting into two openings in the brass ring , it was possible to fill the space between the metal plates , which were 5 millim ...
... plates of 8 millim . diameter by means of a ring of brass soldered to them . By means of tubes closed by taps fitting into two openings in the brass ring , it was possible to fill the space between the metal plates , which were 5 millim ...
Page 269
... plates in contact may therefore be regarded as the plates of a condenser , but they form a peculiar con- denser , for they are not really at different potentials ; the whole step of potential which throws the air into its state of ...
... plates in contact may therefore be regarded as the plates of a condenser , but they form a peculiar con- denser , for they are not really at different potentials ; the whole step of potential which throws the air into its state of ...
Page 426
... plate , or that of the copper plate , or the zinc , I prepared with very great care plates No. 2 of A , B , and G. These new plates were similar to those already described , but were in length between B and B about 2.2 cm . As the ...
... plate , or that of the copper plate , or the zinc , I prepared with very great care plates No. 2 of A , B , and G. These new plates were similar to those already described , but were in length between B and B about 2.2 cm . As the ...
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FIFTH SERIES | 1 |
Mr A M Worthington on a Point in the Theory of Pendent | 43 |
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