J.
E
e
T
J~
T
Y.
numher oT [111.111
im"~
rr<fcroillc to brge one'. If wOltrl,
~
f".1\ in k\l);:h. Let
Ih;~
he covereJ wid,
J
tin
onc of thCI11 nlOulJ
~I'~.k
hy an explufion or any ulhcr or
\Upp~r
,eI!;·1
(1, )
¡¡1.lpeJ lile. funllcl , tCl prCVenl in e·
accident, Ihe 10!5 is Icfsconftrler,ble; befldes, by me.ln9 I'er
b"ln~
IVtUCJ ;
~bovt
Ihis, let lime rife • long Oenda
of nJrro\v'
jar~,
a I\l cater f"rec (that is, a grealer q".n· roJ C, ICI
min~¡jnr.
in apoinlcu wire,andhavin3
~
fmal! wire
tilYof cOlleJ furface) \llay be conlained in Icfs rllLm. twlileo roul,u liS",hole length, Ihe beltCr
\O
condlh~
Ihe
Th~ l>r~efl
j,rs are ab'Jut
J7
inches in
hei~ht, ~IIU ele~\ficil y
10
lhe funnc!. FrOIll Ihefunnel makea wire (d)
fllOllld nut he 1110l'e lh.m 3 in dl.lmeler, and ol" Ihe
fal11~
cI&enu .lllIng Ihe builJing, about a fuut JiflJnce fromil,
"ilidllhrough\l\ll. Thlls Ihey maybe eaftly COaICUbud, ,"d cOlldll,qed through an open f. OI into . ny roomthu
\Vlthin and wirhout, ,r.d
~
box of a mo!!owc fize IVill {h.1I
b~
01,,1 eonvcnient for m.lking Ihc
e~perimcnt.
In
r~ntain
a prodigiolls
furc~ ;
for the jm bei ng eoatcd thlSroonl, let" proper eonduélor be inflllJtCu, and cr.n·
within tIVO inches of the top, cach lI'il! contaio
1
fquare oeéled IVilh the wire conling in at the ",indolV. This
foot of coateo glafs Thebancry(Plm LXXIII.lig. 3.) wire aod con¿uélor, beiog cOAlplm ly ioful,ted, wil! be
confins of 64 jus, m h
8
inches loog, ,od
20}
in dia· eld lrificd "'''toever
th~l e
is a confiderable quaotity of
meter, comd wilhinan inch ¡nd
~
h,lf of the IOp. The ekélricilYin
Ih~
.ir. And nOlice will be givro when it
coated pan of each is half a fquare foot; fo Ihat Ihe is propeolycharged, eilher by Mr Canton'sbal:s hung tO
"holeb. ller, contaios 32 fquare feet. The wire of each il, or by
~
fll of bdls difpofed in the following manner.
jar has a piece of very fmal! wire
t~vin~d
¡bout the 10\Ver Take thm bells; fufpeod (he two omermon fromIhe
cnd of it, to touch the lIlftde coaung
10
fevml places l cooduélor by chaios, and that in Ihe middlc by a filken
3nd it is pUl through a preuy I:lrge piece of eork within lIring, while a ch,io conneéls it with the Roor; ,"d
thejar, tOprcvent any pan of it from touching Ihe fide, haog t\Yo fmal! knobs of Grafs by fil ken flrings, one be·
"hich would teod to promote a fpoolaneous difcharge. tween each tlVObells,
lO
{erl'e inlle,d of c\' ppers. In
Eachwire is turned rouod, fo as to make a hole or ring coofequence of this difpofition, when the t"'o ourermol!
at the upper end; aou throogh thefe rings a pretrl' thick bclh, communicatingwith the condllélor, are olellrified,
bnfs rod wilh koobs is put, one rod ferving for one rolV . they wil! atlraél Ihe cbppers, aod be IIruck by thenl.
of the jars. The communicalioo bCllveen Ihefe rods is ,The c\appers bcing Ihus loadea IVilh c1célricity, ",il! be
made by I.yiog a chain om themall : this chain is OOt repelled, and Ry10 difdlarge themfdves upon themiddle
rcprefented io the pIAte, len the figurefhould arpearcoo· b:ll. .'\ iter Ihis, the cI' ppers ",ill be ajain ,nr,lled
fufed. When only a pan of the bmery is tO be ufed, by the oUlermon bdls; and Ihus, by IIriking the bells
the chaio 010uld be laid over as many rods as you lVant alleroately, a contioua! ringing may be kept up as long
rows of jars. The bOllomof the box in which all the a! Ihe opem or pleafes. In the dark a contineal Ra{l\ing
jars naod is cOl'm d with tinfoil aod brafs. dun; and a of light \Vil! be feen be(\Yeen the c\Appers and the bells.
bent wire touehiog this tinfoil is put through the box, But wheo.the
elel~rificatioo
is very IIrong, thefe Rafhesof
nnd appears 00 the oUlftde, ' s inthe plate. To this wire light will be fo l;rge, that they l'Iill be tranfmined by
is faflened whatever is inteoded to comllluoicm with Ihe the c\apper from ooe bel! tO Ihe olher, Wilhout ilS ever
outfide of the battery, as the piece of fmall wire io Ibe coming to aélual conlaél with either of them, and Ihe
figure; ano Ihe uifcharge is Rlade by bringios the brafs ringing will
confe~uendy
ceafe.
knob tO any of the knobs of the banery.
Widl regard tOthe cooOruélion of machim for elec·
To difcorer the kind aod degree of eleélricity, many trical
exp~llments
in generol, that of Dr Prie!lly, repre·
forms of ELECT ROMETERS hove beenthouglHof.
~lr
Ccntcd on PI, te LXX III. fiS.
2 .
is perhaFs the bell.
Caotoo's balls A, repreCented on a
gl.fsflaoding on the
Th~
Fu"
r conft:ls of tlVO fl rons boards of m/hogany,
í!ool
e,
(PIJte LXXIII. fig.
l.)
Cme
10 Meol'er Im.1I
(na ),
of Ihe fame IcnSlh, parallel
\O
one
3nothe~,
abollt
<I~grees
of .IeélriciIY, tO
obfer~e
Ih; changes of it
fl ~m
Cour inches afunJtr. and the lower one is an
IOch.onpolilive to oeg>.tive, and
\O
efl:mate the force of ,O,o:k e_ch fide bro.der Ihan Ihe upper : in Ihe upper board 1$ a
before the difcharge. Thefe b.tlls are t\Yo pieccs of groovc
re~ching
, Imoll ils ",hole leoglh. One of Ihe
cOlk, or pilh of cld:r, oicely turned in a I:nh 10 abollt pillm
h,
whieh are of bakeJ wood, is immo,eabl,.' be·
the fize of a
r.lu~1
pea, and Cufp{Oded 00 Cmall lineo iog let IhroHgh the opper board, and fi rrnly fixcd
10
Ihe
thrc,d~.
T htfe b,lIs repell one anmher
\O
difl.nc:s ex· lo",er; while the olher pillar Oídes in thegrool'e above·
~clly
propc.r:ioned tOrhe qU201ityof elef.ricilY contained menllonld, inorder tO receive globesor c)'llOder$?fdlffe·
in
Ih~
vcfi'd or olher fubnaoce with \Yhieh they are coo· rent fizes ; bm it is ooly wanteu ",h:n an axis
lS
ufe~
oeéled; ar.d by ¡ilis work the operator koows rrwyex· J:",h the pillars are perforated lI'ilh holes
~t
equal .dl'
381y the fore: of the tharge, and the OlOck tlli.t \ViII be
lI.nwflol\1 the lor
\O
the bOllom; by means of
~h\Ch,
given.
Alobes m,IYbe mountro higher or 10\Ver accordlOg Ir
In orcler
10
repru the exrcriment
tenuio~
tO O,ew Ihel; file ; and Ihcy are made \dll . tO,dmit Ihe ufe o
, hat the clearic
~"i'¡
is
Ih~
I,me with Ihe mAtlCr of t\\·o or Ol'Jre globes
~t
a lime, one abol'e another FOllr
¡'~htnlng.
and
tu
nlJke
v~felvatlvns
00 the d"'trici:y uf of • Il1nJ!raIe lile mal'
b~
uf<d. ií
t~'O
be fixcd on ";,e
Ihe alm,,[vhuc. the l:r·.31 iCUlII ihl1l1ld be 1'">1ukd ,,"h axis: "nJ ,he whd
h.lsfeveral groov<s for rhl!
purpo:~
A
MAClII ' F.
fnR nRAl'/ lNG rLECTRrCI ry f'O \! THE
If a globe Wlln only one n. ,;k be ufcd, as In I
no uso T:,e bcfl cooflru/bnn of
1I'~lldl
is die fullo.1' P\'lIe, a
!'r.l,
.mn, wilh
30
opcn frtcket
C.
is nec:!fJr,Y
in~:
On the
wr
uf any
Lu,IJin~
"re,'! " role
a,
i
PL,te
\O
{upPOrt rh- lIxi,
b~yond
Ih" pu!ley ; anJ Il1il put. 1
LX. I . fi¿.
~. ) '~.
t.1113S • man elll \Vell"
1n
I::e, Itl' alfi, c.l'.lIil'lIl 10 he 1"
11
hi¡;hlr
"!
In\Yer, lorhcr
.~:t~
',r" 00
t1w
tOP of It
~
lolul r ece of lbl , • ur
~ak,u
th<
~ral
lucku
10
whi,;h tile
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IIJoJs. fIJe
3,
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el