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853. Also Northrup, Methods of Measuring Electrical Resistance, art. 501, p. 80. ) CONDITION FOR A DEFINITE RESISTANCE.
The conductor must be considered as having its surface divided into three portions: 1. A portion over which the potential is maintained constant, 2. A portion over which the potential is held constant but higher or lower than the first and 3. A remaining portion, which is impervious to electricity. Only when the conductor is in approximately the above condition can its resista...nce be said to be definite.
(Maxwell, Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism, Vol. I, art. 306. ) RESISTANCE OF A CONDUCTOR CHANGES WHEN SPECIFIC RESISTANCE CHANGES.
If the specific resistance of any portion of a conductor is increased, that of the remainder being unchanged, the ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM 131 resistance of the whole conductor will be increased, and if the specific resistance of any portion of it is decreased, that of the remainder being unchanged, the resistance of the whole conductor will be decreased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
853. Also Northrup, Methods of Measuring Electrical Resistance, art. 501, p. 80. ) CONDITION FOR A DEFINITE RESISTANCE.
The conductor must be considered as having its surface divided into three portions: 1. A portion over which the potential is maintained constant, 2. A portion over which the potential is held constant but higher or lower than the first and 3. A remaining portion, which is impervious to electricity. Only when the conductor is in approximately the above condition can its resista...nce be said to be definite.
(Maxwell, Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism, Vol. I, art. 306. ) RESISTANCE OF A CONDUCTOR CHANGES WHEN SPECIFIC RESISTANCE CHANGES.
If the specific resistance of any portion of a conductor is increased, that of the remainder being unchanged, the ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM 131 resistance of the whole conductor will be increased, and if the specific resistance of any portion of it is decreased, that of the remainder being unchanged, the resistance of the whole conductor will be decreased.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin F Edwin Fitch Northrup to read onlineMoreLess
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