ELECTROSTATICS
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By Dr Harvey B. Lemon and Dr Hermann I. Schlesinger of the University of Chicago. Deals with static electricity as fundamental to an understanding of the modern theories of electricity. It explains how positive and negative electrification are produced and shows the part played by insulators and conductors. Gives an exposition of the movement of charges in the electroscope, the Compton electrometer, the state machine, and Nature's display of static electricity, lightning.
Complete catalog record
Series: Univ. of Chicago physical science series
Dewey number: 537
Audience level: jh-sh-c Guide 15c
Format/cost: 16-sd-$50
Distributors / rental: Not shown in source
Dewey number: 537
Audience level: jh-sh-c Guide 15c
Format/cost: 16-sd-$50
Distributors / rental: Not shown in source
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- Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record
Record added 2026-07-02 14:42:44