Jan-8th-2009
The removal of electroplating from an object. It may be effected in several ways. An object whose plating is to be removed is placed in a plating bath of the solution of the metal with which it is coated. It is connected as the anode to the positive plate of the battery or corresponding terminal [...]
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Jan-8th-2009
In silver-plating a bath composed of a weak solution of silver cyanide-with a large proportion of free potassium cyanide. It is used with a strong current and a large silver anode. This gives an instantaneous deposition of metallic silver over the surface of the article which goes to insure a perfect coating in the silver [...]
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Jan-8th-2009
The distance that separates two conductors charged with electricity of different potential, when a spark starts between them.
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Jan-8th-2009
In Geissler tubes the light produced by the electric discharge is filled with striae, bright bands alternating with dark spaces; these may be termed electric striae.
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Jan-8th-2009
The stress produced upon substances in an electrostatic field of force; the exact analogue of electro-magnetic stress, and affecting transparent substances in the same general way.
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Jan-8th-2009
The stress produced upon transparent substances in an electro-magnetic field of force. It is shown in the modified optical properties of glass and similar substances placed between the poles of a strong electro-magnet.
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Jan-8th-2009
The condition of a dielectric when maintaining a charge; its two extremities are in opposite states of polarity, or are under permanent potential difference. As the two opposite polarities tend to unite a condition of stress is implied in the medium which separates them.
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Jan-8th-2009
Force exercised upon a solid tending to distort it, or to produce a strain.
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Jan-8th-2009
A conception bearing the same relation to an electric current that lines of force do to a field of force; elementary currents. If evenly distributed the current is of uniform density; if unevenly distributed, as in alternating currents, the current density varies in different parts of the cross section of the conductor. This evenness or [...]
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Jan-8th-2009
The proportion of the energy wasted in driving a dynamo, lost through friction and other hurtful resistances.
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