Scientific American Supplement, No. 643, April 28, 1888 by Various
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its well merited rank along with that of Dulong and Petit as a most
valuable means of checking molecular weights, especially in determining which of two or more possible values expresses the truth.--_Nature._ * * * * * [Continued from SUPPLEMENT, No. 642, page 10258.] THE DIRECT OPTICAL PROJECTION OF ELECTRO-DYNAMIC LINES OF FORCE AND OTHER ELECTRO-DYNAMIC PHENOMENA.[1] [Footnote 1: An expansion of two papers read before the A.A.A.S. at the Ann Arbor meeting.] By Prof. J.W. MOORE. II. LOOPS. If the wire, with its lines of force, be bent into the form of a vertical circle 1-1/8 in. in diameter, and fixed in a glass plate, some of the lines of force will be seen parallel to the axis of the circle. If the loop is horizontal, the lines become points. [Illustration: Fig. 14.] |
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