The Electrical Researches of the Honourable Henry Cavendish, F.R.S., Written Between 1771 and 1781At the University Press, 1879 - 454 sider First edition of Cavendish's groundbreaking electrical research. |
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... force is inversely as the square of the distance Demonstration of this by Lemma 4 ( Fig . 13 ) 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 of that of the outer globe 231 · 232 233 Limits between which the law of force must lie , n = 2 ...
... force is inversely as the square of the distance Demonstration of this by Lemma 4 ( Fig . 13 ) 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 of that of the outer globe 231 · 232 233 Limits between which the law of force must lie , n = 2 ...
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... force with which bodies repel is as square of re- dundant fluid tried by pith balls hung by threads 51. Whether the charge of plate E bears the same proportion to that of another body , whether the electrification is strong or weak ...
... force with which bodies repel is as square of re- dundant fluid tried by pith balls hung by threads 51. Whether the charge of plate E bears the same proportion to that of another body , whether the electrification is strong or weak ...
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... force the torpedinal fluid across the minutest tract of air ; " not from one link of a small chain , suspended freely , to another ; not " through an almost invisible separation , made by the edge of a pen- " knife in a slip of tinfoil ...
... force the torpedinal fluid across the minutest tract of air ; " not from one link of a small chain , suspended freely , to another ; not " through an almost invisible separation , made by the edge of a pen- " knife in a slip of tinfoil ...
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... force varies inversely as the square of the distance , or at least cannot differ from that ratio by more than a ... FORCE . li Comparison of charges 1 Proof of the law of force First experiment 291 Second experiment 292.
... force varies inversely as the square of the distance , or at least cannot differ from that ratio by more than a ... FORCE . li Comparison of charges 1 Proof of the law of force First experiment 291 Second experiment 292.
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... force which produces it , or in other words , is the capacity of a condenser made of glass or any other dielectric the same for high and for low potentials ? The form in which Cavendish stated this question was as fol- lows ...
... force which produces it , or in other words , is the capacity of a condenser made of glass or any other dielectric the same for high and for low potentials ? The form in which Cavendish stated this question was as fol- lows ...
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