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: Glass globe static electric machine. (Paris, 1753)


Glass globe static electric machine. (Paris, 1753)

Glass globe static electric machine. Figure 2 shows the wheel of the machine being turned to produce electricity by friction on the glass globe. The other figures are the glass globe and its mounts. From Recherches sur les Causes Particulaires des Phenomenes Electriques by Abbe Nollet (Paris, 1753). Engraving

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13901371
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48377580
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2238px x 2838px (1.2MB)
Credit
World History Archive / Mary Evans Picture Library
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World History Archive

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1753 Abbe Causes Cords Electriques Friction Generate Mounts Nollet Particulaires Phenomenes Produce Recherches Static Suspended Voltage


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