On the crystalline polarity of bismuth and other bodies
and on its relation to the magnetic and electric form of force, continued
by Michael Faraday
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On the crystalline polarity of bismuth and other bodies: and on its relation to the magnetic and electric form of force, continued
1849, The Royal Society
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Title and series from caption.
"Received October 31,--Read December 7, 1848."
Extracted from the Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society, v. 139.
Includes bibliographical references.
Dibner Library. Heralds of science (1980 ed.), 64
Dibner Library has two copies.
SCDIRB c. 1 (QC530 .F22 1832 SCDIRB; bound-with, no barcode) is no. 25 in a vol. with binder's title: Experimental researches in electricity, 1832-1848.
SCDIRB c. 1 has bookplate: Burndy Library ... gift of Bern Dibner. Herald of Science no. 64.
SCDIRB c. 1 has a later blue cloth binding with gilt-tooled black embossed-cloth spine label.
SCDIRB c. 2 (QC530 .F22 1839 SCDIRB; bound-with, no barcode) is no. 9 in a vol. with binder's title: Electrical and magnetic researches of Michael Faraday, 1838-1851.
SCDIRB c. 2 has bookplates: 1. Michael Faraday; 2. Burndy Library ... gift of Bern Dibner.
SCDIRB c. 2 has a later full vellum binding with gilt-lettered spine, with printed binder's label on front free endpaper: W. Collin, Koenigl. Hofbuchbinder, Berlin.
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