INDUCED ELECTRICITY
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Definitions of INDUCED ELECTRICITY
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By Willam Alexander Newman Dorland
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The electricity induced in a conductor by a charge carried by a neighboring conductor, when the two are separated by a layer of air. As usually obtained, a galvanic current is sent into a coil of insulated wire, the primary coil, and the appearance or disappearance of the change in this coil induces a charge of high tension in a second coil, the secondary coil, brought near to it.
By Smith Ely Jelliffe
