The results of his studies lead him, he declares, "to a view of electrification which has a striking resemblance to that of Franklin's One Fluid Theory of Electricity.
The transference of electrification from one place to another is effected by the motion of corpuscles from the place where there is a gain of positive electrification to the place where there is a gain of negative.
The 'electric fluid' of Franklin corresponds to an assemblage of corpuscles, negative electrification being a collection of these corpuscles.
Different views are held as to the source of electrification of colloidal suspensions.
In fact, no exact knowledge of the source of electrification of any colloid has yet been obtained.
According to the other of the two theories, here considered, the electrification of the colloid may result from what is known as contact or surface electricity.
He continued his investigations in atmospheric electricity, and discovered that the electrification of the clouds (or of the upper atmosphere) was sometimes positive and sometimes negative.
Volta's observations led him to conclude that the electrification was always negative, but Saussure demonstrated finally that its sign was dependent on the material of the dish.
The liquid, solid, or mixture liberating the gas was contained in a metallic dish and the resultant electrification of the latter examined qualitatively.
The friction of the particles of mercury against the jet piece and the glass caused an electrification which evinced itself in a phosphorescent glow.
Volta first discovered merely the fact of electrificationby contact.
Had the operator stood upon an insulating support, the electrification would have accumulated on his body as well as upon the sulphur.
He also established the facts that the atmosphere adjacent to an electrified body acquires electrification of the same sign by abstracting electricity from the body, and that the air then parts with its electricity very slowly.
Riess explains it by the negative electrification of the plate caused by the friction of the water vapour, &c.
The electrification of the plate is now tested by sifting over it a mixture of flowers of sulphur and red lead.
This electrification would favour the spread of a positive, but hinder that of a negative discharge.
It is my belief that a feasible and practical rural electrification program should be carried forward as rapidly as possible.
We need to go forward with the rural electrification program to bring the benefits of electricity to all our farm population.
Reconstruction finance Corporation for the loan programs of the farm Security Administration and the Rural Electrification Administration.
I think most farmers understand that soil conservation and rural electrification and agricultural research are not frills or luxuries, but real necessities in order to boost our farm production.
The Rural Electrification Administration has helped meet the growing demand for power and telephones in agricultural areas.
The energy of an electrical charge measured by its power to do work; hence, the degree of electrification as referred to some standard, as that of the earth; electro-motive force.
Behind this whole process of electrification lies the need, created by the Great War, for coal conservation and for a motive power that will speed up production of all kinds.
Among other things he said: "We are taking our whole cue for electrification from the railroads of your country and more especially the admirable precedent established by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.
A big program for electrification has been blocked out and a section is under conversion.
I believe firmly in wide electrification of present-day steam transport.
They have set themselves, these ragged engineers, working in rooms which they can hardly keep above freezing-point and walking home through the snow in boots without soles, no less a task than the electrification of the whole of Russia.
I referred to what he had told me last year about the intended electrification of Moscow by a station using turf fuel.
It has wrestled with the unanticipated problems of electrification because it has been facing a situation that left it no time to experiment elsewhere and approach its main-line problem with deliberation.
The Illinois Central, carrying a heavy traffic south of Chicago, has prepared plans for the electrification of 325 miles of its suburban lines, and radical enlargement of terminal facilities.
It can be shown that the electrification produced on all bodies by friction is not the same; for example, that generated with glass and silk is not the same as that made with ebonite and flannel.
Electrification from the earth is often drawn up from the earth through the masts of ships, Fig.
To compare the electrification produced by ebonite and flannel with that produced by glass and silk.
Electrification will easily pass from a place of high potential to one of low potential through a conductor, and when it passes we say we have an electric current, or a current of electricity.
There is no advantage in it, as the electrification is merely divided between them.
To charge the jar, the outer coat is connected with the earth by holding it in the hand, or by resting it upon a table while the electrification is passed to the knob.
This electrification tends to pass from the place of higher to the place of lower potential, and the conducting wire allows this transfer to take place.
In 58, the little piece of carbon took some of the electrification from the charged rod, just as it would take molasses from your finger should your sticky finger touch it.
The electrification on the carbon must have been of the same kind as that on the rod.
The earth is so large that small amounts of electrification taken from it or added to it do not affect its potential to any extent.
The electroscope was charged with + electrification by taking - out of it.
Electrification may escape from a point so rapidly that currents are produced in the surrounding air.
We may say that the electrification was condensed, in this experiment, until the charge became so great that the condenser suddenly discharged itself.
To keepelectrification in one place we need an insulator; to get it from one place to another we need a conductor.
One kind of electrification is never produced without the other.
Some claim that the evaporation of the water in the ocean produces it, while others say that the electrification is produced in the clouds by the friction of their particles upon each other.
On electrifying the hoops, the bubbles will be immediately attracted by them, and will continue to move round the hoops as long as the electrification continues.
The water will be one continued stream; and if the electrification be strong, a number of streams will issue, in form of a cone, the top of which will be at the extremity of the tube.
That pure oil does not hinder production of electrification or exercise of attraction.
An incontestable case of the observation of the electrification of the diamond occurs in Gartias ab Horto.
Rapid electrificationof the country has been a major goal of the leadership.
Electrification is intended to meet the needs of industrial development and help attain a higher standard of living in rural areas.
Secondly, Meissner had stated that by the electrification of oxygen ozone and antozone were formed.
The electrificationof the railway lines entering cities is an important measure of relief.
In India the Survey Department has organized a regular aerial photographic and reconnoissance service, and has lately photographed the high waters of the River Sutlej in order to obtain data for a big electrification project.
Any other influencing charges situated on S will give distributions on the bowl to be found as described above, and the resulting induced electrification can be found from these by summation.
Variations of this electrification of the jar were shown by an attached attracted-disk electrometer, the principle of which we shall merely indicate.
He found that the momentary dissipation was proportional to the degree of electrification at the time, and that, when the charge was moderate, its dissipation was not altered in bodies of different kinds or shapes.
The function of the apron is to prevent the escape of electrification from the glass during its passage from the rubber to the collecting points.
To detect electrification it is best to charge the electroscope by induction.
If it were not for leakage in various ways, the electrification would go on everywhere increasing, but in practice a stationary state is soon attained.
For this he looks partly to electrification in industry, which, he says, is a technical necessity in Russia, but will take ten years to complete.
In 1933 the federal government began a program to subsidize local electrification programs and make them financially viable the only drawback being the undue amount of red tape to go through involved in qualifying.
The move towards rural electrification was a popular one across the nation, cited continually as the one item most useful to the farmer for advancing mechanization and of greatest importance in raising the farm family's standard of living.
That the Floris community was one of the earlier areas to enjoy the benefits of electrification was a result of great effort on the part of its citizens.
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