...in я basin of mercury, perpendicular to the surface, and in the voltaic circuit of a battery witU large plates, and the pole of a powerful magnet held...other to the left of the magnet. Other circumstances led to the belief that the passage of thf electricity produced motions independent of the action of...

...exceedingly increased when the opposite poles of two magnets were used, one above, the other below. Masses of mercury of several inches in diameter were...the right, and the other to the left of the magnet. These circumstances, and various others which it would be tedious to detail, induced me to believe...

...exceedingly increased when the opposite poles of two magnets were used, one above, the other below. Masses of mercury of several inches in diameter were...the right, and the other to the left of the magnet. These circumstances, and various others which it would be tedious to detail, induced me to believe...

...the opposite poles of two magnets were used, one being above, and the other below. Masses of mercury, several inches in diameter, were set in motion, and...the right, and the other to the left, of the magnet. Sir Humphry next inverted the form of the experiment. He took two copper-wires of about I th of an...

...made to revolve in this manner whenever the pole of the magnet was held near the perpendicular of tbo wire ; but when the pole was held , above the mercury,...and currents took place in the mercury in . opposite direction», one to the right and ' the other to the left of the magnet. Other circuiuitance* Ic4 \Q,...

...held above the mercury between the two wires, the circular motion ceased; and currents took place m the mercury in opposite directions, one to the right, and the other to the left of the magnet. These circumstances, and various others which it would be tedious to detail, induced me to believe...

...the opposite poles of two magnets were used, one being above, and the other below. Masses of mercury, several inches in diameter, were set in motion, and...the right, and the other to the left, of the magnet. Sir Humphry next inverted the form of the experiment. He took two copper-wires of about Jth of an inch...

...revolve in this manner, whenever the pole of the magnet was held near the perpendicular of the wires ; but when the pole was held above the mercury, between...the right, and the other to the left of the magnet. Sir Humphrey then inverted the form of the experiment. He took two copper wires about one-sixth of...

...used, one being above and the other below. Masses of mercury, several inches in diameter, were thus put in motion, and made to revolve in this manner, whenever...the right, and the other to the left of the magnet. Sir Humphrey next inverted the form of the experiment. He took two copper wires of about one-sixth...

...exceedingly increased when the opposite poles of two magnets were used, one above, the other below. 397. 'Masses of mercury, of several inches in diameter,...the right, and the other to the left, of the magnet. These circumstances, and various others which it would be too tedious to detail, induced me to believe...