Elementary Treatise on Electricity

COMPARISON OF CONDENSERS

Disruptive Discharge

ELECTROLYTIC CONVECTION

Electrostatic Capacity

Experiment 17: Coulomb’s Proof Plane

Experiments 1-2: Electrification by Friction

PARTICULAR CASES OF ELECTRIFICATION

PARTICULAR CASES OF ELECTRIFICATION

PARTICULAR CASES OF ELECTRIFICATION

PARTICULAR CASES OF ELECTRIFICATION

PYRO-ELECTRIC PHENOMENA

Resistance of a Multiple Conductor

The Electric Current

THE ELECTRIC CURRENT

The Electric Glow

The Electric Spark

The Electromagnetic Theory of Light

The Use of Wheatstone’s Bridge

THEORY OF ELECTRICAL IMAGES

THEORY OF ELECTRICAL IMAGES

Third Class.—Dielectrics

Two Parallel Planes

WATER NOT AN ELECTROLYTE

WHEATSTONE’S BRIDGE

Experiments 4-5

Electroscopes

Idiostatic and Heterostatic Instruments

The Charges Of Electrified Bodies

Electrical Work And Energy

Work Done In Charging A Conductor

Green’s Theorem

Theorem 7

The Electric Field

Experiment 13: Coulomb’s Proof Plane

Experiment 17: Coulomb’s Proof Plane

Faraday’S Law Of Lines Of Induction

The use of Physical Analogies

Experiment 17: Coulomb’s Proof Plane

Phenomena Of An Electric Current Which Flows Throug Heterogeneous Media

Thermo-electric Inversion

OERSTED’S DISCOVERY

SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS

Thermo-electric Diagram

Third Class.—Dielectrics

The Conservation of Energy in Electrolysis

Constant Voltaic Elements

METHODS OF MAINTAINING AN ELECTRIC CURRENT

Machines producing Electrification by Mechanical Work

Coulomb’s Torsion Balance

Electrometers for the Measurement of Potentials

Influence Machine

Machines producing Electrification by Mechanical Work

THE MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRIC RESISTANCE

The Forms of Resistance Coils

MEASUREMENT OF RESISTANCE

Thomson’s∗ Method for the Determination of the Resistance of the Galvanometer

THE ELECTRIC RESISTANCE OF SUBSTANCES

The Electric Resistance of Electrolytes

The Electrical Resistance of Dielectrics