IV. Experimental researches in electricity.—Third series

@article{FaradayIVER,
  title={IV. Experimental researches in electricity.—Third series},
  author={M. Faraday},
  journal={Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London},
  pages={23 - 54}
}
  • M. Faraday
  • Materials Science
  • Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
265. The progress of the electrical researches which I have had the honour to present to the Royal Society, brought me to a point at which it was essential for the further prosecution of my inquiries that no doubt should remain of the identity or distinction of electricities excited by different means. It is perfectly true that Cavendish, Wollaston, Colladon and others, have in turn removed some of the greatest objections to the acknowledgement of the identity of common, animal and voltaic… Expand
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