A First Course in Physics
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225) be strongly charged by rubbing it with a charged rod, and let it then be brought near A a A ? ?s?
an insulated* metal body B, which is /^~~\ & ^ S* provided with pith balls or strips of V J ^ paper a, b. C. As shown. The divergence *, . , , . -, , -, 4. FIG. 225. Nature of induced of a and c will show that the ends of B have received electrical charges be- cause of the presence of A, while the failure of b to diverge will show that the middle of B is uncharged. Further, the rod which charg...ed A will be found to repel c, but to attract a.
We conclude, therefore, that when a conductor is brought near a charged body, the end away from the inducing charge is electrified with the same kind of electricity as that on the in- ducing body, while the end toward the inducing body receives electricity of opposite kind.
289. Two-fluid theory of electricity. We can describe the facts of induction conveniently by assuming that in every con- ductor there exists an equal number of positively and nega- tively charged corpuscles which are very much smaller than atoms, and which are able to move about freely within the conductor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
225) be strongly charged by rubbing it with a charged rod, and let it then be brought near A a A ? ?s?
an insulated* metal body B, which is /^~~\ & ^ S* provided with pith balls or strips of V J ^ paper a, b. C. As shown. The divergence *, . , , . -, , -, 4. FIG. 225. Nature of induced of a and c will show that the ends of B have received electrical charges be- cause of the presence of A, while the failure of b to diverge will show that the middle of B is uncharged. Further, the rod which charg...ed A will be found to repel c, but to attract a.
We conclude, therefore, that when a conductor is brought near a charged body, the end away from the inducing charge is electrified with the same kind of electricity as that on the in- ducing body, while the end toward the inducing body receives electricity of opposite kind.
289. Two-fluid theory of electricity. We can describe the facts of induction conveniently by assuming that in every con- ductor there exists an equal number of positively and nega- tively charged corpuscles which are very much smaller than atoms, and which are able to move about freely within the conductor.
What to read after A First Course in Physics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Andrews Millikan to read onlineMoreLess
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