The Induction Coil in Practical Work Including Röntgen X Rays
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Current of Air. — Arrange a rather short discharge, and while it is passing blow a stream of air upon it at right angles through a glass tube. The direct spark will still appear, but a curious sheet of flame appears to be driven out from it to one side by the blast of air.
39. Magnetic Deflection.— A still more interesting experiment is to arrange a comparatively short sparking dis- FlG. 24. — Magnetic Deflection.
charge as above, and to adjust across it the poles of a powerful electro-magnet a...s in Fig. 24 ; this latter must of course be excited by a branch or shunt wire, or by a separate battery. As soon as the current excites the electro-magnet, the spark is con- verted into a luminous sheet, deflected into a crescentic shape, from the outer edge of which issue beautiful luminous rays or streaks. If the current is reversed in either the coil or the electro-magnet, the sheet of flame is deflected in the opposite direction.
40. Metallic Sparks and Deflagrations.— Without IV] SPARKS AND DEFLAGRATIONS 63 trenching upon actual spectrum experiments, if the discharger is furnished with wires of different metals, the sparks will appear of various colours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Current of Air. — Arrange a rather short discharge, and while it is passing blow a stream of air upon it at right angles through a glass tube. The direct spark will still appear, but a curious sheet of flame appears to be driven out from it to one side by the blast of air.
39. Magnetic Deflection.— A still more interesting experiment is to arrange a comparatively short sparking dis- FlG. 24. — Magnetic Deflection.
charge as above, and to adjust across it the poles of a powerful electro-magnet a...s in Fig. 24 ; this latter must of course be excited by a branch or shunt wire, or by a separate battery. As soon as the current excites the electro-magnet, the spark is con- verted into a luminous sheet, deflected into a crescentic shape, from the outer edge of which issue beautiful luminous rays or streaks. If the current is reversed in either the coil or the electro-magnet, the sheet of flame is deflected in the opposite direction.
40. Metallic Sparks and Deflagrations.— Without IV] SPARKS AND DEFLAGRATIONS 63 trenching upon actual spectrum experiments, if the discharger is furnished with wires of different metals, the sparks will appear of various colours.
What to read after The Induction Coil in Practical Work Including Röntgen X Rays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Lewis, 1838-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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