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of a circuit of two metals lies entirely in the junctions, was given by Akin in 1863,' and shortly afterwards by Avenarius." As this explanation has already found its way into some text -books, it is necessary to direct the reader's attention to the. fact that it cannot possibly be correct.
Among other defects it ignores entirely the existence of the Thomson effect, which has been thoroughly established £ts a vera causa by independent experimenters.] 198. The thermo-electric diagram opposite (f...rom Trans.
R. S. E., 1873) contains the lines of a number of common metals for a range of temperatures such as can be measured by mercury thermometers. Bismuth and antimony cannot be shown in it. The line of the latter lies high above its limits, that of the former considerably below them.
In consequence of the result obtained by Le Roux (§ 195) the line for lead has been adopted as the axis of abscissse — along which temperatures are measured.
An auxiliary circuit of two alloys of iridium and plati- num was employed in constructing the diagram.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of a circuit of two metals lies entirely in the junctions, was given by Akin in 1863,' and shortly afterwards by Avenarius." As this explanation has already found its way into some text -books, it is necessary to direct the reader's attention to the. fact that it cannot possibly be correct.
Among other defects it ignores entirely the existence of the Thomson effect, which has been thoroughly established £ts a vera causa by independent experimenters.] 198. The thermo-electric diagram opposite (f...rom Trans.
R. S. E., 1873) contains the lines of a number of common metals for a range of temperatures such as can be measured by mercury thermometers. Bismuth and antimony cannot be shown in it. The line of the latter lies high above its limits, that of the former considerably below them.
In consequence of the result obtained by Le Roux (§ 195) the line for lead has been adopted as the axis of abscissse — along which temperatures are measured.
An auxiliary circuit of two alloys of iridium and plati- num was employed in constructing the diagram.
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