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ed that I think all excitement by friction is of this kind; on the contrary, certain experiments lead me to believe, that in many cases, and perhaps in all, effects of a thermo-electric nature conduce to the ultimate effect; and there are very probably other causes of electric disturbance influential at the same time, which we have not as yet distinguished. _Royal Institution. June, 1838._ INDEX. * * * * * N.B. A dash rule represents the _italics_ immediately preceding it. The references are sometimes to the individual paragraph, and sometimes to that in conjunction with those which follow. * * * * * _Absolute_ charge of matter, 1169. ---- quantity of electricity in matter, 852, 861, 873. Acetate of potassa, its electrolysis, 749. Acetates, their electrolysis, 774. Acetic acid, its electrolysis, 773. _Acid_, nitric, formed in air by a spark, 324. ----, or alkali, alike in exciting the pile, 932. ----, transference of, 525. ---- _for battery_, its nature and strength, 1128, 1137. ---- ----, nitric, the best, 1138. ---- ----, effect of different strengths, 1139. ---- _in voltaic pile_, does not evolve the electricity, 925, 933. ---- ----, its use, 925. Acids and bases, their relation in the voltaic pile, 927, 933. Active battery, general remarks on, 1034, 1136. Adhesion of fluids to metals, 1038. Advantages of a new voltaic battery, 1132. _Affinities, chemical_, opposed voltaically, 891, 904, 910. ----, their relation in the active pile, 949. _Air_, its attraction by surfaces, 622. ----, _charge of_, 1173. ----, ----, by brush, 1434, 1441. ----, ----, by glow, 1537, 1543. ----, convective currents in, 1572, 1576, 1581. ----, dark discharge in, 1548. ----, disruptive discharge in, 1359, 1406, 1425, 1526. ----, induction in, 1208, 1215, 1284, 1362. ----, its insulating and conducting power, 411, 1332, 1336, 1362. ----, its rarefaction facilitates discharge, 1375. ----, electrified, 1443. ----, electro-chemical decompositions in, 454, 1623. ----, hot, discharges voltaic battery, 271, 274. ----, poles of, 455, 461, 559. ----, _positive and negative_ brush in, 1467, 1472, 1476. ----, ---- glow in, 1526, 1530. ----, ---- spark in, 1485. ----, rarefied, brush in, 1451, 1456. ----, retention of electricity on conductors by, 1377, 1398. ----, _specific inductive capacity of_, 1284. ----, ----, not varied by temperature or pressure, 1287
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