Electric apparatus and appliances; Electrical engineering -- Juvenile literature
The camera and the eye. Actinic rays. Hertzian waves. High-tension
apparatus. Vacuum tubes. Character of the ultra-violet rays. How
distinguished. The infra-red rays. Their uses. X-rays not capable of
reflection. Not subject to refraction. Transmission through opaque
substances. Reducing rates of vibration. Radium. Radio-activity.
Radio-active materials. Pitchblende. A new form of energy. Electrical
source. Healing power. Problems for scientists.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FIG.
1. Work bench Frontispiece
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2. Top of magnet-winding reel 14
3. Side of magnet-winding reel 14
4. Journal block 15
5. Plain magnet bar 19
6. Severed magnet 20
7. Reversed magnets 21
8. Horseshoe magnet 22
9. Earth's magnetic lines 23
10. Two permanent magnets 24
11. Magnets in earth's magnetic field 24
12. Armatures for magnets 25
13. Magnetized field 26
14. Magnetized bar 26
15. Direction of current 27
16. Direction of induction current 28
17. Frictional-electricity machine 30
18. Leyden jar 32
19. Galvanic electricity. Crown of cups 33
20. Voltaic electricity 34
21. Primary battery 36
22. Dynamo field and pole piece 39
23. Base and fields assembled 41
24. Details of the armature, core 42
25. Details of the armature, body 42
26. Armature Journals 43
27. Commutator 43
28. End view of armature, mounted 44
29. Top view of armature on base 45
30. Field winding 47
31. Series-wound 47
32. Shunt-wound 48
33. Compound-wound 48
34. Compass magnet, swing to the right 50
35.
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