Electricity And Its Source
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Heat will invade solids easily and liquids with difficulty, electricity uses Hquids but can make no use of solids. Heat generally produces chemical union, the electric wave causes disunion.
What is chemical union ? The cohesion of molecules.
The junction of the outer surfaces of molecules according to some particular shapings of the molecules : a conjunction in which the molecules are not destroyed by intermixture.
224 ELECTRICITY but merely associated by contact. A meeting of exterior surfaces... only. Heat we believe to be an expansion of the molecule caused by vibrations of aether acting from within : electricity is evidently an action of the vibrations of sether acting outside the molecules and caused by the coming together of their surfaces.
Are there two electricities or only one ?
In induction there must be two sorts of vibrations as there are two effects : whether the induction wave is posi- tive or negative it can be polarized: they act difierently, the one wave acting to carry the nitrogen -molecules with it, and the other to carry the oxygen: the one acts on the basic molecule only and the other on the acid: the one to act on the molecule occupying the upper place in the compound molecule and the other to act on those below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heat will invade solids easily and liquids with difficulty, electricity uses Hquids but can make no use of solids. Heat generally produces chemical union, the electric wave causes disunion.
What is chemical union ? The cohesion of molecules.
The junction of the outer surfaces of molecules according to some particular shapings of the molecules : a conjunction in which the molecules are not destroyed by intermixture.
224 ELECTRICITY but merely associated by contact. A meeting of exterior surfaces... only. Heat we believe to be an expansion of the molecule caused by vibrations of aether acting from within : electricity is evidently an action of the vibrations of sether acting outside the molecules and caused by the coming together of their surfaces.
Are there two electricities or only one ?
In induction there must be two sorts of vibrations as there are two effects : whether the induction wave is posi- tive or negative it can be polarized: they act difierently, the one wave acting to carry the nitrogen -molecules with it, and the other to carry the oxygen: the one acts on the basic molecule only and the other on the acid: the one to act on the molecule occupying the upper place in the compound molecule and the other to act on those below.
What to read after Electricity And Its Source?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Francis Badgley to read onlineMoreLess
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