 | Chemistry - 1894 - 458 pages
...molecule magnetically polarised, because the two poles of a magnetic element cannot be dissociated. On the electric theory, therefore, there is abundant...for the magnitude of the effect produced and for its localisation as determined by Wiener. The Author has endeavoured to show elsewhere that the principles... | |
 | Institute of Physics and the Physical Society - Physics - 1895 - 768 pages
...otherwise ; but at the intermediate antinodes of the magnetic force the individual ultimate atoms may be disturbed by the alternating magnetic force, but there...produced, and for its localization as determined by Wiener-s experimental investigation. The theory, noticed first it seems by Weber, which ascribes molecular... | |
 | Physics - 1895 - 598 pages
...otherwise ; but at the intermediate antinodes of the magnetic force the individual ultimate atoms may be disturbed by the alternating magnetic force, but there...rotation round each other of ionic charges, and which has very strong recommendations from the point of view of the dynamics of the sether, may form a partial... | |
 | English periodicals - 1895 - 668 pages
...otherwise ; but at the intermediate antinodes of the magnetic force the individual ultimate atoms may be disturbed by the alternating magnetic force, but there...abundant justification both for the magnitude of the effi-ct produced, and for its localization as determined by Wiener's experimental investigation. The... | |
 | William Thomson - Mathematics - 2011 - 700 pages
...otherwise; but at the intermediate antinodes of the magnetic force the individual ultimate atoms may be disturbed by the alternating magnetic force, but there is no tendency to separation of the conphotographic stituents of the molecule. On the electric theory, therefore, there is abundant justification... | |
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... therefore places where alternating disturbances of a kind suitable to produce decomposition of the molecules are maintained, and may produce strong effects through sympathetic molecular vibration or otherwise ; but at the intermediate antinodes of... 