Elementary Treatise On Natural Philosophy volume 3
Elementary Treatise On Natural Philosophy volume 3
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525, are opposite to watch-hands. The outward-flowing current in C D attracts the current in C m, since they are both directed away from the angular point C, and repels the current in n C. Hence the magnet is made to rotate in the direction m C n, opposite to that of the Amperian current.
The experiment is sometimes varied by making the point dip in the mercury in the vessel, the magnet being allowed to float freely Fig. 525. Explanation of Rotations.
Fig. 526. Explanation of Rotations.
near it..., and a metallic ring being immersed at the outer edge of the mercury, to which the current flows out in all directions from the 768 ELECTKO-DYNAMICS.
point. As soon as the circuit is completed, the magnet begins to revolve round the point. The rotation will be in the same direction as in the other form of the experiment; that is to say, if the current flows outwards from the point to the edge of the vessel, the direction of rotation will be opposite to that of the Amperian currents in the magnet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
525, are opposite to watch-hands. The outward-flowing current in C D attracts the current in C m, since they are both directed away from the angular point C, and repels the current in n C. Hence the magnet is made to rotate in the direction m C n, opposite to that of the Amperian current.
The experiment is sometimes varied by making the point dip in the mercury in the vessel, the magnet being allowed to float freely Fig. 525. Explanation of Rotations.
Fig. 526. Explanation of Rotations.
near it..., and a metallic ring being immersed at the outer edge of the mercury, to which the current flows out in all directions from the 768 ELECTKO-DYNAMICS.
point. As soon as the circuit is completed, the magnet begins to revolve round the point. The rotation will be in the same direction as in the other form of the experiment; that is to say, if the current flows outwards from the point to the edge of the vessel, the direction of rotation will be opposite to that of the Amperian currents in the magnet.
What to read after Elementary Treatise On Natural Philosophy volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Augustin Privat Deschanel to read onlineMoreLess
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