...Oersted, who first distinctly proved the connexion between electricity and magnetism. These two forces act upon each other, not in straight lines, as all...forces do, but in a rectangular direction ; that is, bodies affected by dynamic electricity, or the conduits of an electric current, tend to place magnets...

...magnetism : and we see that they concur with each other to show that these, forces act upon one another, not in straight lines, as all other known forces do, but in a transverse direction ; that is, bodies through which an electric current is passing tend to place magnets...

...magnetism : and we see that they concur with each other to show that these forces act upon one another, not in straight lines, as all other known forces do, but in a transverse direction ; that is, bodies through which an electric current is passing tend to place magnets...

...Oersted, who first distinctly proved the connection between electricity and magnetism. These two forces act upon each other, not in straight lines, as all...forces do, but in a rectangular direction ; that is, bodies affected with dynamic electricity, or the conduits of an electric current, tend to place magnets...

...for these different Affections ; or, as they would then be called, different Modes of Motion CErsted proved that Electricity and Magnetism are two forces...bodies invested with electricity, or the conduits of an electric- current, tend to place magnets at right angles to them ; and, conversely, that magnets tend...

...be called^ different modes of Motion, ......'' (Ersted proved that Electricity and Magnetism are twd forces which act upon each other ; not in straight...conversely, that magnets tend to place bodies conducting dec* irieity at right angles to them, . . . . ' The discovery of (Ersted, by wMch electricity was made...

...these different Affections ; or, as they would then be called, different modes of Motion. .... (Ersted proved that Electricity and Magnetism are two forces...electric-current, tend to place magnets at right angles (41 the« ; and, conversely, that magnets tend to place bodies conducting electricity at right angles...

...for these different Affections; or, as.they would then be called, different modes of Motion (Erstwl proved that Electricity and Magnetism are two forces...straight lines, as all other known forces do, but in • rectangular direction: that is, that bodies invested with electricity, or the conduits of an electric-current,...

...these different Affections ; or, as they would then be called, different modes of Motion. .... (Ersted proved that Electricity and Magnetism are two forces...bodies conducting electricity at right angles to them. .... The discovery of (Erstcd, by which electricity was made a source ol Magnetism, soon led philosophers...

...CErsted, who first directly proved the connexion between electricity and magnetism. These two forces act upon each other, not in straight lines, as all...forces do, but in a rectangular direction; that is, bodies affected by dynamic electricity, or the conduits of an electric current, tend to place magnets...