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no-convex lens with the plane side turned towards parallel rays the aberration is 4-1/2 times its thickness, but with the convex side turned towards parallel rays the aberration is only 1-17/100ths of its thickness. By making use of two plano-convex lenses placed together as at Fig. 76, the aberration will be one-fourth of that of a single lens, but the focal length of the lens, L^1, must be half as much again as that of L. If their focal lengths are equal the aberration will only be a little more than half reduced. Spherical aberration, however, may be entirely destroyed by combining a meniscus and double convex lens, as shown in Fig. 77, the convex side being turned to the eye when used as a lens, and to parallel rays when used as a burning glass or condenser. * * * * * {141} INDEX Aberration, 139 spherical, 138, 140 Accuracy of working, 70, 72 Acetylene gas lamps, 120 Actinic power, 102 Actinograph, 105 Actinometer, 120 Alternating current, 82, 100 Ammonia, 123 Angle of stylus, 24, 78 Aniline dye, 123 Arcing, 27, 82 Arc lamps, 15, 120, 121 Atmospherics, 61, 85 Ballasting resistance, 100 Belin, 47 Bernochi, 7, 112 system of, 7, 34 Berzelius, 109 Bichromate of potash, 120 Blondel's oscillograph, 47 Camera obscura, 136 extension, 116, 118 choice of, 117 Capacity of condenser, 24, 78 electrostatic, 3, 5 of cable, 3 of London-Paris telephone line, 3 Carbon bisulphide, 53 Charbonelle, 48 receiver of, 48 Chemical solution, 56 Circuit breaker, 76 Clutch, details of, 88, 89, 91 spring, 71 Coating the metal sheets, 120 Coherer, 11, 40 Collecting rings, 91 Commercial value of photo-telegraphy, 1 Compensating selenium cell, 112 Contact breaker, 37 Copying arrangements, 118, 125 Cross screen, 21 De' Arsonval galvanometer, 47, 73 Decoherer, 41 Design of machines, 21 Detectors, 83 Developing solutions, 105, 122 Diaphragm, movement of, 48, 52, 84, 87 Dipping rods, 81, 83 Distance of transmission, 33 Duration of wave-trains, 22, 25 Early experiments, 2 Einthoven galvanometer, 32, 44, 45, 54, 113 Electric clock, 93 Electrolytic receiver, 4, 37, 54, 61, 64 Enlarging arrangements, 124, 125 Experimental machine, 20 Extraneous light, 47 Fastening electrolytic paper, 58 Fatigue of selenium cell, 64, 114 Fish g
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