Physics for University Students volume 2
Physics for University Students volume 2
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5 volts, are connected by three wires, each of 12 ohms resistance. If the current through each wire is one-third of an ampere, find the internal resistance of each cell. 9. Given 24 cells, each of 1 volt E. M. F. And 0. 5 ohm internal resistance. How should they be connected to give a maximum cur- rent through an external resistance of 3 ohms? What will be the current ? 10. What is the resistance of a column of mercury 212. 6 cms. Long and 0. 5 of a square millimetre in cross-section, at a temp...era- ture of 25 C. ? Temperature coefficient of mercury, 0. 072 per cent per degree C. 286 ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. CHAPTER XIX. THERMAL RELATIONS. 232. Conversion of Electric Energy into Heat. - Electric energy is readily convertible into other forms. If an electric current encounters a back E. M. F. Anywhere in the circuit, work will be done by the passage of the current against this opposing E. M. F. Such is the case in electrolysis and in the storage battery. All the energy of an electric current not so converted, or stored up in some form of stress, is dissipated as heat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5 volts, are connected by three wires, each of 12 ohms resistance. If the current through each wire is one-third of an ampere, find the internal resistance of each cell. 9. Given 24 cells, each of 1 volt E. M. F. And 0. 5 ohm internal resistance. How should they be connected to give a maximum cur- rent through an external resistance of 3 ohms? What will be the current ? 10. What is the resistance of a column of mercury 212. 6 cms. Long and 0. 5 of a square millimetre in cross-section, at a temp...era- ture of 25 C. ? Temperature coefficient of mercury, 0. 072 per cent per degree C. 286 ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. CHAPTER XIX. THERMAL RELATIONS. 232. Conversion of Electric Energy into Heat. - Electric energy is readily convertible into other forms. If an electric current encounters a back E. M. F. Anywhere in the circuit, work will be done by the passage of the current against this opposing E. M. F. Such is the case in electrolysis and in the storage battery. All the energy of an electric current not so converted, or stored up in some form of stress, is dissipated as heat.
What to read after Physics for University Students volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry S Henry Smith Carhart to read onlineMoreLess
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