Coils used as a standard of induction
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Coils used as a standard of induction. Rayleigh Collection
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Coils used as a standard of induction. Rayleigh Collection
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Coils used as a standard of induction
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Coils used as a standard of induction
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Coils used as a standard of induction
Many objects in Lord Rayleigh’s collection are annotated with a reference to the volume and page of his collected works where they are discussed.
Object 1930-413 has a handwritten label that includes reference to “II p 557” and a date, August 20th, 1886.
