Experimental Researches in Electricity: Series 19-29 [Philosophical transactions, 1846-1852. Other electrical papers from Royal Institution Proceedings and Philosophical magazine] 1855R. and J. E. Taylor, 1855 - Electricity |
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... curve , I mean that exercise of magnetic force which is exerted in the lines usually called magnetic curves , and which equally exist as passing from or to magnetic poles , or forming concentric circles round an electric current . By ...
... curve , I mean that exercise of magnetic force which is exerted in the lines usually called magnetic curves , and which equally exist as passing from or to magnetic poles , or forming concentric circles round an electric current . By ...
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... curves were no longer passing through the glass parallel to the ray of polarized light , but rather perpendicular to it , then no effect was pro- duced . These particularities may be understood by reference to fig . 1 , where a and b ...
... curves were no longer passing through the glass parallel to the ray of polarized light , but rather perpendicular to it , then no effect was pro- duced . These particularities may be understood by reference to fig . 1 , where a and b ...
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... curves , either between the pole and the diamagnetic , or in other positions , produced no effect either in kind or degree upon the phænomena . 2168. Iron frequently affected the results in a very consider- able degree ; but it always ...
... curves , either between the pole and the diamagnetic , or in other positions , produced no effect either in kind or degree upon the phænomena . 2168. Iron frequently affected the results in a very consider- able degree ; but it always ...
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... curves passed through them . 2173. It is time that I should pass to a consideration of this power of magnetism over light as exercised , not only in the sili- cated borate of lead ( 2151. ) , but in many other substances ; and here we ...
... curves passed through them . 2173. It is time that I should pass to a consideration of this power of magnetism over light as exercised , not only in the sili- cated borate of lead ( 2151. ) , but in many other substances ; and here we ...
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... curves through them . As a class , they seemed to resist the assumption of the rotating state . Rock - salt and fluor - spar gave evidence of the power in a slight degree ; and I think that a crystal of alum did the same , but its ray ...
... curves through them . As a class , they seemed to resist the assumption of the rotating state . Rock - salt and fluor - spar gave evidence of the power in a slight degree ; and I think that a crystal of alum did the same , but its ray ...
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