824, 833, 834, 849. ---- not transferable alone, 542, 547, 826. ----, table of, 847. Iron, both magnetic and magneto-electric at once, 138, 254. ----, copper and sulphur circles, 943.
Jenkin, his shock by one pair of plates, 1049.
Kemp, his amalgam of zinc, 999. Knight, Dr. Gowin, his magnet, 44.
Lac, charge removed from, 1203. ----, induction through, 1255. ----, specific inductive capacity of, 1256, 1269. ----, effects of its conducting power, 1234. ----, its relation to conduction and insulation, 1324. Lateral direction of inductive forces of currents, 26, 1108. ---- forces of the current, 1653, 1709. Law of conduction, new, 380, 394, 410. ---- magneto-electric induction, 114. ---- volta-electric induction, 26. Lead, chloride of, electrolysed, 794, 815. ----, fluoride of, conducts well when heated, 1340. ----, iodide of, electrolysed, 802, 818. ----, oxide of, electrolysed, 797. Leyden jar, condition of its charge, 1682. ----, its charge, nature of, 1300. ----, its discharge, 1300. ----, its residual charge, 1249. Light, polarized, passed across electrolytes, 951. ----, electric, 1405, 1445, 1560, note. ----, ----, spark, 1406, 1553. ----, ----, brush, 1425, 1444, 1445. ----, ----, glow, 1526. Lightning, 1420, 1404, 1641. Lines of inductive force, 1231, 1304, ---- often curved, 1219, 1224, 1230. ----, as shown by the brush, 1449. ----, their lateral relation, 1231, 1297, 1304. ----, their relation to magnetism, 1411, 1658, 1709. Liquefaction, conduction consequent upon, 380, 394, 410. Liquid bodies which are non-conductors, 405. Local chemical affinity, 947, 959, 961, 1739.