A Century of Electricity
A Century of Electricity
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That generalization known as the principle of the conservation of energy, which Faraday's ring ; from cut in Phil. Trans. 1832. Has since been established, and to the proof of which Faraday himself contributed so much, shows that neither of these things could hap- pen. But what Faraday afterwards pronounced to be " the highest law in physical science which our faculties permit us to perceive, " was then but dimly outlined in the minds of a few men, and could not be depended upon, as now, to put... a check upon hypothesis. 156 A CENT UR Y OF ELECTRICITY. Knowing that magnetism was produced from electricity, he attempted to produce electricity from magnetism. For this purpose he used an iron ring about which two or three helices of wire were wound. A current being passed through one of them, the ring became mag- netic, and he looked for the production of a cur- rent of electricity in the other helix. To detect this current, he connected the extremities of this helix with the poles of a galvanometer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That generalization known as the principle of the conservation of energy, which Faraday's ring ; from cut in Phil. Trans. 1832. Has since been established, and to the proof of which Faraday himself contributed so much, shows that neither of these things could hap- pen. But what Faraday afterwards pronounced to be " the highest law in physical science which our faculties permit us to perceive, " was then but dimly outlined in the minds of a few men, and could not be depended upon, as now, to put... a check upon hypothesis. 156 A CENT UR Y OF ELECTRICITY. Knowing that magnetism was produced from electricity, he attempted to produce electricity from magnetism. For this purpose he used an iron ring about which two or three helices of wire were wound. A current being passed through one of them, the ring became mag- netic, and he looked for the production of a cur- rent of electricity in the other helix. To detect this current, he connected the extremities of this helix with the poles of a galvanometer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas C Thomas Corwin Mendenhall to read onlineMoreLess
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