Remarks On the Leading Proofs Offered in Favour of the Franklinian System of Electricity: With ...
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( 17 ) it is faid this drives out the laminae of fluid on the oppofite fide ; but when the finger re- ceives the fluid by fridion, as in the prefent inftance, then the fame laminae retire inward.
This furely is fallacious reafoning, it is drawing conclufions from founds, and not from the nature of things. If I admit foj a moment, that the pores of glafs in their na- tural fl:ate, are fo full of the eledtric efiluvia that they cannot hold any more, then, ...in the inftances I have mentioned, the termi- nating laminae are adted upon, and ad: upon each other, by the intermediate laminae, and all are at reft through the whole mafs, by the equal adtion of the feveral parts. Now if I fuppofe the counteradling force of the lamina A, at one fide be taken away, which is the fame in eff^eft as if the other had been abfolutely increafed, then the lamina B, the next to A, being impelled by the fluid be- hind, muft move forwards to the part left by A, and in this manner the whole mafs, by a general expanfion, will be rarified, and the glafs will become, as it is called, nega- tively eledrified; and this, on his principles, is no doubt the true caufe of the phenome- non.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.1 \ D B J> B Fi^^^ .
:,' ^g: 4- %/.x«^.
( 17 ) it is faid this drives out the laminae of fluid on the oppofite fide ; but when the finger re- ceives the fluid by fridion, as in the prefent inftance, then the fame laminae retire inward.
This furely is fallacious reafoning, it is drawing conclufions from founds, and not from the nature of things. If I admit foj a moment, that the pores of glafs in their na- tural fl:ate, are fo full of the eledtric efiluvia that they cannot hold any more, then, ...in the inftances I have mentioned, the termi- nating laminae are adted upon, and ad: upon each other, by the intermediate laminae, and all are at reft through the whole mafs, by the equal adtion of the feveral parts. Now if I fuppofe the counteradling force of the lamina A, at one fide be taken away, which is the fame in eff^eft as if the other had been abfolutely increafed, then the lamina B, the next to A, being impelled by the fluid be- hind, muft move forwards to the part left by A, and in this manner the whole mafs, by a general expanfion, will be rarified, and the glafs will become, as it is called, nega- tively eledrified; and this, on his principles, is no doubt the true caufe of the phenome- non.
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