The Study of Elementary Electricity and Magnetism by Experiment: Containing Two Hundred Experiments Performed with Simple, Home-made Apparatus — John Shaqi
The Study of Elementary Electricity and Magnetism by Experiment: Containing Two Hundred Experiments Performed with Simple, Home-made ApparatusSt. John, Thomas M. (Thomas Matthew)
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The Study of Elementary Electricity and Magnetism by Experiment: Containing Two Hundred Experiments Performed with Simple, Home-made Apparatus
CHAPTER XII. =Miscellaneous Experiments= 81
Exp. 96, To show that friction always produces two kinds of
electrification.--Discussion.--Exp. 97, To show "successive
sparks."--Exp. 98, To show to the eye the strong attraction
between a charged and a neutral body.--Exp. 99, To feel the
strong attraction between a charged and a neutral body.--Exp.
100, The human body a frictional electric machine.--Static
Electric Machines.
CHAPTER XIII. =Atmospheric Electricity= 84
Atmospheric Electricity.--Lightning.--Thunder.--Lightning
Rods.--Causes of Atmospheric Electricity.--St. Elmo's
Fire.--Aurora Borealis.
PART III.--CURRENT ELECTRICITY.
CHAPTER XIV. CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF APPARATUS 89
Exp. 101, To study the effect of the electric current upon
the magnetic needle.--Electrical Connections.--Current
Detectors.--Exp. 102, To study the construction and use of a
simple "key."--Exp. 103, To study the construction and use of
a simple "current reverser."--Exp. 104, To study the simple
current detector.--Exp. 105, To study the construction and use
of the simple galvanoscope.--Discussion; True Readings.--Exp.
106, To study the construction and use of a simple astatic
needle.--Astatic Needles.--Exp. 107, To study the construction
and use of a simple astatic galvanoscope.--Astatic Galvanoscopes.
CHAPTER XV. GALVANIC CELLS AND BATTERIES 102
Exp. 108, To study the effect of dilute sulphuric acid
upon carbon and various metals.--To amalgamate.--Dilute
sulphuric acid.--Discussion.--Exp. 109, To study the effect
of dilute sulphuric acid upon various combinations of
metals.--Discussion.--Exp. 110, To study the construction of a
simple Voltaic or Galvanic cell.--The Electric Current.--Source
of the Electrification.--The Electric Circuit; Open and Closed
Circuits.--Plates or Elements.--Direction of Current.--Poles or
Electrodes.--Chemical Action in the Simple Galvanic Cell.--Action
in Cell Using Impure Zinc; Action Using Pure Zinc.--Exp. 111, To
see what is meant by "local currents" in the cell.--Local Action;
Local Currents.--Reasons for Amalgamating Zinc Plates.--Exp.
112, To study the "single-fluid" Galvanic Cell.--The Simple
Cell.--Polarization of Cells.--Effects of Polarization.--Remedies
for Polarization; Depolarizers.--Exp. 113, To study the
"two-fluid" Galvanic Cell.--Setting Up the Two-Fluid Cell.--Care
of Two-Fluid Cell.--Copper Sulphate Solution.--Chemical Action
in the Two-Fluid Cell.--Various Galvanic Cells; Open and Closed
Circuit Cells.--The Leclanché Cell--Dry Cells.--The Bichromate of
Potash Cell.--The Daniell Cell.--The Gravity Cell.
CHAPTER XVI. THE ELECTRIC CIRCUIT 115
Exp. 114, To see what is meant by "divided circuits" and
"shunts."--Divided Circuits; Shunts.--Exp. 115, To see what is
meant by "short circuits."
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