 | Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society - 1846 - 766 lehte
...will prove the annihilation of part of the power of the circuit, without any corresponding effect. We shall see that this is not the case, but that in...resistance takes place, an exact equivalent is restored. For, by inspecting column 9, we see that the excess of heat is greatest when the resistance to electrolysis... | |
 | James Prescott Joule - 1884 - 706 lehte
...would prove the annihilation of part of the power of the circuit, without any corresponding effect. We shall see that this is not the case, but that in...resistance takes place, an exact equivalent is restored. For, by inspecting column 9 we see that the excess of heat is greatest when the resistance to electrolysis... | |
 | Harald Høffding - 1896 - 696 lehte
...tcotdd prove the annihilation of a part of the jmcer of the circuit, icithovt any corresponding effect. We shall see that this is not the case, but that in...place, an exact equivalent is restored. (Joule: On tiie Heat evolved during the Electrolysis of Water. 1843. Scientific Fapers. I. London 1884. S. 115.)... | |
 | Harald Høffding - 1900 - 626 lehte
...would prove the annihilation of a part of the power of the circuit, without any corresponding effect. We shall see that this is not the case, but that in the evolution of heat, when the excess of existence takes place, an exact equivalent is restored " (JOULE, " On the Heat evolved... | |
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If the resistance to electrolysis which is over and above that due to chemical change were not accounted for elsewhere, it would prove the annihilation of part of the power of the circuit, without any corresponding effect. We shall see that this is not... 