Any additional electric fluid added must then build up on the surface and create an " electric atmosphere ".
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A material in its " natural state " contained exactly enough electric fluid to fill these pores and exhibited no " electric atmosphere ".
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In 1748, Kinnersley demonstrated that the electric fluid actually passed through water, and proved it by a trough ten feet long full of water.
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Conversely, removing electric fluid left the internal pores empty, and their natural affinity for the electric fluid created an electric atmosphere of the opposite polarity.
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Conversely, removing electric fluid left the internal pores empty, and their natural affinity for the electric fluid created an electric atmosphere of the opposite polarity.
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In his early letters he seems to take for granted that the triboelectric charge which builds up on glass was due to an excess of electric fluid.
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Vril was " an electric fluid " which according to the book " cured diseases and established equilibrium of natural powers . " The Latin word for beef is'Bos .'
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He called the charge on amber " negative " meaning less of the one " electric fluid " and the charge on glass " positive " for more of the one substance.
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He also showed that this " electric fluid " was attracted to a sharply pointed iron rod, where the other end was put into the ground to create a path for safe conduction.
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Faraday sought the seat of the phenomena in real actions going on in the medium; they were satisfied that they had found it in a power of action at a distance on the electric fluids.
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