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• The Project Gutenberg eBook ofThe electron, its isolation and measurement and the determination of some of its properties
• Chapter 2
• Chapter 3
• THE ELECTRON
• THE ELECTRON
• Chapter 6
• Chapter 7
• PREFACE
• PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
• CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• CHAPTER IEARLY VIEWS OF ELECTRICITY
• CHAPTER IITHE EXTENSION OF THE ELECTROLYTIC LAWS TO CONDUCTION IN GASES
• CHAPTER IIIEARLY ATTEMPTS AT THE DIRECT DETERMINATION OF
• TABLE III
• CHAPTER IVGENERAL PROOF OF THE ATOMIC NATURE OF ELECTRICITY
• CHAPTER VTHE EXACT EVALUATION OF
• TABLE XI
• CHAPTER VITHE MECHANISM OF IONIZATION OF GASES BY X-RAYS AND RADIUM RAYS
• CHAPTER VIIBROWNIAN MOVEMENTS IN GASES
• CHAPTER VIIIIS THE ELECTRON ITSELF DIVISIBLE?
• Chapter 22
• CHAPTER IXTHE STRUCTURE OF THE ATOM
• Chapter 24
• TABLE XV
• CHAPTER XTHE NATURE OF RADIANT ENERGY
• Chapter 27
• APPENDIX AFROM MOBILITIES AND DIFFUSION COEFFICIENTS
• APPENDIX BTOWNSEND’S FIRST ATTEMPT AT A DETERMINATION OF
• APPENDIX CTHE BROWNIAN-MOVEMENT EQUATION
• APPENDIX DTHE INERTIA OR MASS OF AN ELECTRICAL CHARGE ON A SPHERE OF RADIUS
• APPENDIX EMOLECULAR CROSS-SECTION AND MEAN FREE PATH
• APPENDIX FNUMBER OF FREE POSITIVE ELECTRONS IN THE NUCLEUS OF AN ATOM BY RUTHERFORD’S METHOD
• APPENDIX GBOHR’S THEORETICAL DERIVATION OF THE VALUE OF THE RYDBERG CONSTANT
• APPENDIX HA. H. COMPTON’S THEORETICAL DERIVATION OF THE CHANGE IN THE WAVE-LENGTH OF ETHER-WAVES BECAUSE OF SCATTERING BY FREE ELECTRONS
• APPENDIX ITHE ELEMENTS, THEIR ATOMIC NUMBERS, ATOMIC WEIGHTS, AND CHEMICAL POSITIONS
• FOOTNOTES:
• INDEX OF AUTHORS
• INDEX OF SUBJECTS
• PRINTED IN THE U.S.A
• Chapter 41

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