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112 NEWTON & CO., Ltd., Lantern Slide Publishers. box 596 697 698 %. 818,841 Resistance and ooiU , 846, 848 Rheostat and resistance frame > 847 Diagram ol the boat- ing effect* in ac rcuit BiB Carbon points of electric arc (I mp , 849, 650 Automa* lo are , 851 Differential regulator , 853,853 Incandescent lamp and holder , 664 Heroult's Electric Fumaoe , 656, 858 Thermo-Elec trio Currents .oouples , 867,868 Thermo clectrio , 860,860 Noblli's Thermo- electric pile , 861,862,863,864 Clamond's Thermo-electric bat- tery [pyr- meter , 865 Beoquerel's Electric , 666 Thermo-electric needle , 867 Thermo electrlo dia- gram (eflecu „ 868, 869 Peltier’sAJoule a , 870 Thomson's effects , 871 Ampere's Experi- ments on parallel cur- - rents , 872, 873 Details of Ampere's apparatus , 874 Boget’s Titrating spiral [rents i, 676 Laws of angular our* „ 876 Laws of alnuona currents „ 877 Action of a fixed on a rectangular current „ 878 Rotation of a vertical by a drooler hori- zontal oorrent „ 879, 880.881,682 Rotation of magnets by currents „ 883 Ampere's stand „ 884 De fa Eire’s floating battery ,, 885 Rotation of currants bymagnets,Far*daj'i experiment „ 886,687 Barlow's stellar wheel aod Faraday's rotating disc „ 688, 880 Directive action of earth on vertloal current „ 890,891 Action of earth on currents movable about a vertical axis „ B92, B98 Solenoids „ B94 Magnetio action of solenoids „ 896 Ampere's theory of magneosm „ 696 Electro-dynamometer „ 997 D'Arsonval galvano- meter (meter „ 898,899, 900 Weston am- 901, 902, 903 904 Hall' experiment „ 906,906 Electro magnets, right and left band oo ils „ 007,908,009,910 Different forms of electro magnets (meter „ 911,912 E Ter shed’* ao- „ 018 Magnetisation ourva „ 014 Magnetic hysteraaU „ 015 Reiss's telephone _ 916 Elec trio beLl „ 917,918 Electrlo dock „ 919, 920,921 Insulation of telegraph wire „ 022, 9f8 Wheats tom's feleernnh GANOT’S PHYSICS— Continual, 620 Fig. 924 Tapper Receive) . . 926 Morse ink writer 623 Page 923 Telegraphic alphabet 624 Fig. 937 Morse key 928 Relay 929 Siphon recorder 930 siphon recorder al- phabet 931 Duplex telegraphy 932 Wheatstone bridge method 938 Record of Cowper's Writing Telegraph 984. 936 Principle of Wheatstone’s bridge 916 Wheatstone's meter- wire bridge 937,938 Wheatstone's Bridge. Post Office pattern 939 Ohmmeter 940, 941 Btandard con- denser and ounp&ri- son of captciUes of 2 condensers 942, 943. 944 Callender's electric thermometer and Langley’s bale meter B4S, 948 Electrolysis 947 Davy's potassium experiment 948 Grothura’-hypothesis 949 Migrations of Ions in an electrolyte 950,951 Electrolytic action of correct equal In all parts 962 Faraday's chloride of tin experiments 953,954 Water Volta- meters 916, Hilver Voltameter 968 Resistance of liquids 957 Drove's gas battery 958, 959 Plante’sAFsure'a secondary batteries 980 Accumulator 961 Diagram of E M. F. charging accumulator 982 Capillary electro- meter 961 Electro deposition 985 Induced current. Farad ay*sExperiment 908 Induction by a con- tinuous current 967.968 Induction by a magnet and diagram of prinoJpleaof Induc- tion [plates 069 Mattenooi's Induction 970, 971 Arago’a rotating copper also and dia- gram of principle 972 Faraday's oube ex- periment [parstus 979 Foucault current ap- 974, 075, 976 E. M. F. in ab data measure 977 Indaotiou by the earth. Delesenne' circle 978 Belt induction current , 979, 960 Bell’s telephone 981 Microphone , 983 Hughes'* Induction balance , 988 KabtukorCs ooil , 981. 985 Interrupters , 966 Commutator 988.969 Coll spark pierc- ing glass andch urging Leyden Jar , 090,991, 992 Luminous effect* of coll spark 870 Fig, 998 Btratifloation In oar» banla acid gas 671 „ 994 Hish and low vacua 672 „ 995,996 Maltese cross tube to show fatigue, and railway tube to ihow mechanical effects 678 „ 697 Heating efieot* of cathode rays $74 „ 998 X-ray focus tube 875 „ 999,1000 Magneto electric machine 678 „ 1001 Armature of Se- men's alternating current maohlne 677 „ 1002,1003 Blame ns'* cylindrical armature 078 „ 1004 Diagram of Gramme ring 679 ,, 1006,1000 Gramme ring and hand maohlne 680 „ 1007,1008 Diapleoemsnt of brushes 681 „ 1009; 1010, 1011, 1012 Types of dynamos 682 „ 1018 Siemens's dram arms rare maohlne 688 „ 1014,1016 Types of trans- formers 684 „ 1018, 1017, 1019 DUmag. nstio experiments 685 „ 1019,1020 Lines of Force pass log through mag- netio and diamog- no tic substance* 688 „ 1021 Efieot of magnetio field on polarized ray 687 „ 1023 Kerr’selectro-optlosl experiments 688 „ 1024,1095, 1026 Hertz's appa ratos-osoUlator, resonator, and reflec- tor [meat 689 „ 1027 Leoheriz arrange- 690 „ 1028,1039Maroonil Trans- mitter and Reoerrer 691 ,, 1030 Motor Mercury Break 691 „ 1031 Diagram showing arrangement with transformer in re- ceiving circuit Meteorology. 693 Fig. 1032 Beoohl’a meteoro graph obverse 694 „ 1083,1034 Seochi's mete> rograpb. Direction, and velocity of wind 695 „ 1038 Beoohi'a —* 696 „ 1036, 1037 Beoohl’s meteo- rograph. Bain gauge and psyehremater 697 „ 1038 Clouds 693 „ 1039,1040 Rain gange 699 „ 1041 Water sponta 700 „ 1042 Snow cry stale 701 „ 1043 Atmospheric Electro- soope ■ ... 702 „ 1014,1045 Kelvin's spear- atnzfor registeringAt- mospherio Electricity 708 „ 1016 Lifcotning conductor. 704 „ 1047 Explanation of Rain- bow :t 705 Plata Aurora Borealis. Nor- way, 1868 , printed in colours, It &f- 706 Fig- MH8 Aurora, Lapland, 1838 iyear 707 Piste VTL Isotherms* for the 70S Plate VHI, Isotherms* for January TOO Plate IX, Isothemes for July