Electricity Made Simple And Treated Non Technically
Electricity Made Simple And Treated Non Technically
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M. F. Of the source, and the obstructions which intercept its passage. "For equal re- sistances, it is proportional to the whole electro-motive force tending to maintain the current, and for equal electro- motive forces it is inversely as the whole resistance in the circuit. " This law is usually written C, a formula, in R which E represents the electro-motive force of the source, R the resistance, and C the current flow; and is read: Cur- rent ( flowing in the circuit ) equals the electro-moti...ve force (of the electrical source) divided by the resistance (the ob- struction to the passage of the current. ) 350. Whenever a metal which is attackable by an acid is brought into contact with one, chemical action takes place which develops a difference of potential, the acid having a higher potential than the metal. This difference of poten- tial has a tendency to force a current through a circuit, and thus accomplishes work. In many respects a similarity exists between the flow of a current of electricity and that of water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. F. Of the source, and the obstructions which intercept its passage. "For equal re- sistances, it is proportional to the whole electro-motive force tending to maintain the current, and for equal electro- motive forces it is inversely as the whole resistance in the circuit. " This law is usually written C, a formula, in R which E represents the electro-motive force of the source, R the resistance, and C the current flow; and is read: Cur- rent ( flowing in the circuit ) equals the electro-moti...ve force (of the electrical source) divided by the resistance (the ob- struction to the passage of the current. ) 350. Whenever a metal which is attackable by an acid is brought into contact with one, chemical action takes place which develops a difference of potential, the acid having a higher potential than the metal. This difference of poten- tial has a tendency to force a current through a circuit, and thus accomplishes work. In many respects a similarity exists between the flow of a current of electricity and that of water.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark Caryl From Old Catalog Haskins to read onlineMoreLess
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