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Identifier: generalphysiolo00rose (find matches)
Title: General physiology of muscles and nerves
Year: 1881 (1880s)
Authors: Rosenthal, I. (Isidor), 1836-1915
Subjects: Physiology Muscles Nerves
Publisher: New York, D. Appleton and company
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Fig. 47. Du Bois-Reymoxds round compensator. The latter is expressed in millimetres, each of whichindicates a certain constant amount Avhen a definiterheochord wire is used, and when the current which isconducted through the latter is of a definite strength.To facilitate measurements of this kind, du Bois- MEASUREMENT OF DIFFERENCES OF TENSION. 187 Eejmond invented a round compensator (fig 47), inwliich the wire of the rheochord r r is placed on the cir-cumference of a circular disc of vulcanised india-rubber.The beginnino- and the end of the wire are connected
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Fig. 48. Diaguam <n- ELEcrnic MEAsvnKMii.Nx nv sieassof a uound COMPENSATOR. with the clamps I and II; from the beginning a wirealso passes to the clamp IV. The clamp III is con-nected with the small reel r, which is pressed by 188 PHYSIOLOGY OF MUSCLES AND NERVES. a spring against the wire, and replaces the slide. Byturning the disc the length of the inserted portion ofthe rheochord is altered. The whole arrangement is shown more clearly intig. 48, which may at the- same time serve as a diagramof the experiments with muscles and nerves, to whichwe are now about to turn our attention. N r r S is thecircular rheochord wire, through which the current ofthe measuring apparatus passes in the direction of thearrow ; yu. is a muscle, two of the points on the outersurface of which, being connected with the multiplier,afford a current, which is exactly compensated by thatportion of the current which branches off from therheochord at the points r and o. The particular lengtho r of the rheoc

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  • bookauthor:Rosenthal__I___Isidor___1836_1915
  • booksubject:Physiology
  • booksubject:Muscles
  • booksubject:Nerves
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