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Exp. 125, To study the construction and use of a simple

Wheatstone's Bridge.--The Simple Bridge.--Equipotential

Points.--Example.--Exp. 126, To measure the resistance of a wire

by means of Wheatstone's Bridge; the "bridge method."--Allowances

for Connections.--Exps. 127-137, To measure the resistances of

various wires, coils, etc., by the "bridge method."--Table.--Exp.

138, To study the effect of heat upon the resistance of

metals.--Effect of Heat upon Resistance.--Exp. 139, To measure

the resistance of a wire by the "method of substitution."--Simple

Rheostat.--Exp. 140, To measure the E. M. F. of a cell by

comparison with the two-fluid cell.--Exp. 141, To measure the

internal resistance of a cell by the "method of opposition."

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