395 STANDARD ELECTRICAL DICTIONARY.

Ohmic Resistance.

True resistance as distinguished from spurious resistance, or

counter-electro-motive force.

Ohm, Legal.

The practical unit of resistance. The resistance of a column of mercury

one square millimeter in cross-sectional area and 106 centimetres long

at 0º C. (32º F.) The ohm used previously to 1884 is the B. A. Unit of

Resistance, q. v.

One legal ohm = 1.0112 B. A. Units, and I B. A. Unit = 0.9889 legal ohm.

The resistance of a copper wire 1 foot long and 1/1000 inch in diameter

is about 10 ohms. The resistance of 1 mile of iron wire 1/3 inch in

diameter is about 10 ohms.

Synonym--Congress Ohm.

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