Conduction of Electricity Through Gases

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Conduction of Electricity Through Gases
J J Joseph John Thomson
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91 ; cviii. P. 1241 ; Physikalische Revue, Bd. I. , 1892.
IF Elster and Geitel, Wied. Ann. Xxxviii. Pp. 40, 497, 1889 ; xli. P. 161, 1890 ; xlii. P. 564, 1891 ; xliii. P. 225, 1892 ; lii. P. 433, 1894 ; Iv. P. 684, 1895.
129] IONISATION BY LIGHT. PHOTO-ELECTRIC EFFECTS. 251 The ultra-violet light to produce these effects may be obtained from an arc lamp, or by burning magnesium, or by sparking with an induction coil between zinc or cadmium terminals, the light from which is very rich in ultra-v
...iolet rays. Sunlight is not rich in ultra-violet rays, as these have been absorbed by the atmosphere, and it does not produce nearly so large an effect as the arc-light. Elster and Geitel, who have investigated with great success the effects produced by light on electrified bodies, have shown that the more electropositive metals lose negative charges even when exposed to ordinary daylight. They found that amalgams of sodium or potassium enclosed in a glass vessel lose a negative charge in the daylight, though the glass would stop any small quantity of ultra-violet light that might be left in the light after its passage through the atmosphere.

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