Publisher's Synopsis
Jan Ingenhousz and Nikolaus K. Molitor's treatise on electricity is a foundational work in the history of physics, providing a basic introduction to the principles of electricity and magnetism. The authors discuss the properties of electric charge, the ways in which currents are generated and transmitted, and the effects of electrical phenomena on various objects and substances.
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