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proceed from z having the characteristic of the intermittent current
- that is that the pitch was manifest, but not the quality of the
voice.
This sound would stop suddenly + then burst out again. When the
stoppage occured the steel spring S (Fig 4
page 89) would go with a
click against the face ofthe magnet + stick showing that there was a
continuous current.
In such cases I found that the pencil P had been so deeply immersed as
to allow the copper wire W' to touch the mercury.
- Mr. Richardson + my father sang simultaneously into the tube A
notes of different pitch. At z both the sounds were audible without
confusion, but only for a moment.
The undulatory current every now + then would be changed into an
intermittent current, + the sounds would then
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