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a to note a statement of E. Becquerel upon the effect of electric sparks on phosphorescent bodies . In his work entitled La Lumière , ses Causes et ses Effets * , he says : " In order to submit the substances to the action of electric ...
a to note a statement of E. Becquerel upon the effect of electric sparks on phosphorescent bodies . In his work entitled La Lumière , ses Causes et ses Effets * , he says : " In order to submit the substances to the action of electric ...
Page 172
In this paper we calculate the magnetic force and electric intensity carried by the pulse to any point in the dielectric . The distribution of magnetic force and electric intensity around the moving particle depends greatly on the ...
In this paper we calculate the magnetic force and electric intensity carried by the pulse to any point in the dielectric . The distribution of magnetic force and electric intensity around the moving particle depends greatly on the ...
Page 528
The electrical resistance of metals and alloys at temperatures approaching the absolute zero . Phil . Mag . ( 1893 ) xxxvi . p . 271 ; Electrician ( 1893 ) , xxxi . p . 529 . 2. Thermo - electric powers of metals and alloys between the ...
The electrical resistance of metals and alloys at temperatures approaching the absolute zero . Phil . Mag . ( 1893 ) xxxvi . p . 271 ; Electrician ( 1893 ) , xxxi . p . 529 . 2. Thermo - electric powers of metals and alloys between the ...
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m FIFTH SERIES | 1 |
Mr W Sutherland on the Relative Motion of the Earth | 23 |
F Brush on the Transmission of Radiant Heat | 31 |
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