
doi: 10.82308/27359
The fact that an insulated body, charged with electricity, loses its charge when surrounded by a gas in a normal condition has long baen known. In closed vessels this loss of charge is very small. Many theories have been advanced in explanation of the phenomena, but it is now fully established that ionization of a gas makes it a conductor of electricity. [...]
Barnes, H. (Supervisors)
Eve, A. (Supervisors)
Physics
Physics
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