An Introduction to the Theory of Electricity: With Numerous Examples |
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A. W. VERRALL angle Assistant Master attraction axis battery body BOOK bound charge Cambridge capacity cell centimetres centre coefficient conductor constant current-strength density dielectric difference of potential direction distance distribution earth Edited electrified electrified particle electromagnetic electromotive force electroscope element ELEMENTARY energy English equal equation equipotential surfaces external Fcap galvanometer GEOMETRY given GREEK heat Hence HISTORY Illustrated images induced insulated inversion ISAAC TODHUNTER Leyden jar lines of force LL.D magnetic field magnetic shell mass measured metal negative number of lines ohms parallel Peltier effect perpendicular placed plane plate pole positive Prof Professor Prop quantity of electricity radius ratio resistance revised Show sphere strength of field suppose temperature Translated TREATISE Trinity College tube of force unit University V₁ V₂ velocity voltaic circuit whole wire zero zinc
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