Advanced Reading Book, Literary and ScientificT. Laurie, 1859 - 424 sivua |
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Sivu 71
... rubbed wax repels rubbed wax , and rubbed glass repels rubbed glass . Let the rubbed glass remain on the loop , and cause the rubbed wax to approach it , you will now find that the wax is attracted by the glass . Let the rubbed wax be ...
... rubbed wax repels rubbed wax , and rubbed glass repels rubbed glass . Let the rubbed glass remain on the loop , and cause the rubbed wax to approach it , you will now find that the wax is attracted by the glass . Let the rubbed wax be ...
Sivu 72
... rubbed glass or the rubbed wax . Let it strike against either of them , or rub either of them care- fully against the wood or quill , you thus transfer a portion of the electricity of the glass or the wax to the suspended object ; and ...
... rubbed glass or the rubbed wax . Let it strike against either of them , or rub either of them care- fully against the wood or quill , you thus transfer a portion of the electricity of the glass or the wax to the suspended object ; and ...
Sivu 73
... rubbed glass . This separation of the mixed electricity by an electrified body is called induction . Further , touch the end A of the little beam with your finger , the positive electricity flows through your hand to the earth , and the ...
... rubbed glass . This separation of the mixed electricity by an electrified body is called induction . Further , touch the end A of the little beam with your finger , the positive electricity flows through your hand to the earth , and the ...
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LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY | 1 |
THE MATERIALS USED FOR PERFUMERY | 7 |
THOMSON | 10 |
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