Index:Experimental researches in electricity.djvu

Title	Experimental researches in electricity
Author	Michael Faraday
Year	1922
Publisher	J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd
Location	London
Source	djvu
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CONTENTS

1. I.

   § 1. Identity of Electricities from Different Sources ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   1

2. 1. i.

      Voltaic Electricity ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

      3

   2. ii.

      Ordinary Electricity ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

      7

   3. iii.

      Magneto-Electricity ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

      22

   4. iv.

      Thermo-Electricity ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

      24

   5. v.

      Animal Electricity ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

      24

3. §2. Relation by Measure of Common and Voltaic Electricity ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   27

4. II.

   3. New Law of Electric Conduction ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   32

5. 4. On Conducting Power Generally ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   41

6. III.

   5. Electro-chemical Decomposition ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   47

7. 1. ¶ i.

      New Conditions of Electro-chemical Decomposition ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

      48

   2. ¶ ii.

      Influence of Water in such Decomposition ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

      54

   3. ¶ iii.

      Theory of Electro-chemical Decomposition ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

      55

8. IV.

   6. Power of Platina, etc., to Induce Combination ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   84

9. V.

   5. Electro-chemical Decomposition- Continued (Nomenclature) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   111

10. 1. iv.

       Some General Conditions of Electro-chemical Decomposition ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       115

    2. ¶ v.

       Volta-electrometer ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       122

    3. ¶ vi.

       Primary and Secondary Results ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       133

    4. ¶ vii.

       Definite Nature and Extent of Electro-chemical Forces ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       145

11. 7. Absolute Quantity of Electricity in the Molecules of Matter ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    163

12. VI.

    8. Electricity of the Voltaic Pile ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    172

14. 1. ¶ i.

       Simple Voltaic Circles ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       172

    2. ¶ ii.

       Electrolytic Intensity ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       203

    3. ¶ iii.

       Associated Voltaic Circles; or Battery ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       211

    4. ¶ iv.

       Resistance of an Electrolyte to Decomposition ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       218

    5. ¶ v.

       General Remarks on the Active Battery ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       226

15. VII.

    9. On the Source of power in the Voltaic Pile ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    232

16. 1. ¶ i.

       Exciting Electrolytes being Good Conductors ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       238

    2. ¶ ii.

       Inactive Conducting Circles containing an Electrolyte ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       241

    3. ¶ iii.

       Active Circles containing Sulphuret of Potassium ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       259

17. VIII.

    § 9.On the source of Power in the Voltaic Pile —Continued ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    271

18. 1. ¶ iv.

       The Exciting Chemical Force affected by Temperature ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       271

    2. ¶ v.

       The Exciting Chemical Force affected by Dilution. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       284

    3. ¶ vi.

       Differences in the Order of the Metallic Elements of Voltaic Circles ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       295

    4. ¶ vii.

       Active Voltaic Circles and Batteries without Metallic Contact ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       298

    5. ¶ viii.

       Considerations of the Sufficiency of Chemical Action ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       302

    6. ¶ ix.

       Thermo-electric Evidence ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       308

    7. ¶ x.

       Improbable Nature of the Assumed Contact Force ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

       312

19. On A Peculiar Voltaic Condition of Iron (Schoenbein) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    317

20. A Peculiar Voltaic Condition of Iron (Farady). ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    321,330

21. Index ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    333