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about the same as in exp. 10perhaps weaker.
- Three cells upon the secondary circuit (Fig 6) and one cell on the primary.
Poles of MM' opposed. Sound much weaker than in Exp.11about the
same intensity as that heard in Exp. 5
perhaps weaker.
- Three cells upon the primary circuit (Fig
6) and one upon the secondary. Poles MM' opposed. Loud sound.
Louder than in any of the preceding experiments.
- Three cells upon the primary circuitand no battery upon the
secondary circuit. Sound at R or S (Fig 6
) louder than in Exp. 13.
- Electro magnet M' had at least six times the resistance of M. M=1/2 ohm.
M'=3 ohms (approx.) M' was placed in primary circuit and M in the
secondary circuit. Arrangements otherwise as in Exp. 14. Sound at S
(Fig 6) as loud as in (14) if not
louder.
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