A Manual of Natural Therapy
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Heavy copper cables are required to distribute such a low tension current, and it is therefore suitable only for thickly populated districts, and for comparatively short distances, not exceeding one and a half miles.
The continuous current is suitable for every purpose for which electricity may be employed in medicine, such as for galvanization, electrolysis, and faradization, the cautery and motors. X-ray and high-frequency apparatus, lamps for treating lupus, electro-magnets, etc.
Alternating... Current. — In other towns, and in many country districts, the alternating current is being supplied.
The current changes its direction from 50 to 100 times every second. The number of volts and amperes of such an alternating current can easily be raised or lowered ; a high voltage, from 2,000 to 10,000 volts, is being used in the mains, but on entering a house this is trans- formed down to 200 or 100 volts and a greater number of GALVANISM AND FARADISM 169 amperes, making it suitable for incandescent lamps, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heavy copper cables are required to distribute such a low tension current, and it is therefore suitable only for thickly populated districts, and for comparatively short distances, not exceeding one and a half miles.
The continuous current is suitable for every purpose for which electricity may be employed in medicine, such as for galvanization, electrolysis, and faradization, the cautery and motors. X-ray and high-frequency apparatus, lamps for treating lupus, electro-magnets, etc.
Alternating... Current. — In other towns, and in many country districts, the alternating current is being supplied.
The current changes its direction from 50 to 100 times every second. The number of volts and amperes of such an alternating current can easily be raised or lowered ; a high voltage, from 2,000 to 10,000 volts, is being used in the mains, but on entering a house this is trans- formed down to 200 or 100 volts and a greater number of GALVANISM AND FARADISM 169 amperes, making it suitable for incandescent lamps, etc.
What to read after A Manual of Natural Therapy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Davy Luke to read onlineMoreLess
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