Henry Smith Carhart

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Henry Smith Carhart

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According to Wikipedia, Henry Smith Carhart, Ph.B. was an American physicist and university professor. He was born in Coeymans, New York on March 27, 1844, and graduated from Wesleyan University in 1869 and completed an M.A. degree from the same institution in 1873. He pursued additional graduate studies at Yale, Harvard, and the Humboldt University of Berlin. After serving as professor at Northwestern University, Carhart was appointed to the faculty of the University of Michigan in 1886, where he remained until his retirement as professor emeritus in 1909.

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Henry Smith Carhart's Published Works

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Primary Batteries (6)
THE FUTURE OH, AMPERE, AND VOLT. (1893) (3)
Scientific Literature: Proceedings of the International Electrical Congress, Chicago, 1893 (1895) (3)
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY ENGINEER. (1910) (3)
THE HUMANISTIC ELEMENT IN SCIENCE. (1896) (2)
A new lecture experiment. (1883) (2)
THE IMPERIAL PHYSICO-TECHNICAL INSTITUTION IN CHARLOTTENBURG. (1900) (2)
Physics For High School Students (2)
Relation between the electromotive force of a Daniell Cell and the strength of the zinc sulphate solution (1884) (1)
THE MAGNETOPHONE. (1)
Relation between the Electromotive Force of a Clark Cell and the Density of the Zinc Sulphate Solution (1)
A one-volt standard cell (1893) (1)
The Electrical Conductivity of Copper as Affected by the Surrounding Medium (1894) (1)
AN IMPROVED STANDARD CLARK CELL WITH LOW TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT. (1889) (1)
THE EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL VALUE OF SCIENCE. (1895) (1)
The Various Determinations of the E.M.F. of the Clark Cell (1901) (1)
Thermo-electromotive force in electirc cells : the thermo-electromotive force between a metal and a solution of one of its salts (0)
Mechanics, sound, and light (0)
An Absolute Determination of the E.M.F. of the Clark Cell (1899) (0)
A SIMPLE DEVICE FOR PROJECTING THE VIBRATIONS OF LIQUID FILMS WITHOUT A LENS. (1880) (0)
The Legalized Standard of Electromotive Force (1903) (0)
Electric Time-Signals (1884) (0)
Relation between direct and counter electromotive forces represented by an hyperbola (1886) (0)
A Simple Device for Projecting the Vibrations of Liquid Films Without a Lens (1880) (0)
Discussion on "High-speed railway-car of the allgemeine elektricitäts Gesellschaft, Berlin" (1901) (0)
The Stability of Weston Cells (0)
A Comparison of the Formulas of Helmholtz and Nernst for the Electromotive Force of Concentration Cells (1908) (0)
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF MEASUREMENT. (1898) (0)
Edison's three-wire system of distribution. (1884) (0)
The Imperial Physico-Technical Institution in Charlottenburg (0)
[Letters to Editor] (0)
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN THOMAS. (0)
Physics For University Students Part I (0)
The theory and design of the closed-coil constant current dynamo (1894) (0)
Improved standard Clark cell with low temperature coefficient (1889) (0)
The absolute value of the e.m.f. of the Clark and the Weston cells (1905) (0)
Discussion on "The relative advantages of three-, two-, and single-phase systems for feeding low-tension networks" (1901) (0)
Discussion on the papers Â¿On the systems of electric unitsÂ¿, Â¿Proposals concerning electrical and physical unitsÂ¿, Â¿The absolute value of the e.m.f. of the Clark and the Weston cellsÂ¿ and Â¿The so-called international electrical unitsÂ¿, read at St. Louis (1905) (0)
First principles of physics (0)
Thermodynamics of the Voltaic Cell (1900) (0)
The Ultra-Gaseous Or Radiant State of Matter (1881) (0)
Heat, electricity, and magnetism (0)
THE ULTRA-GASEOUS OR RADIANT STATE OF MATTER. (1881) (0)
Ellectric time-signals. (0)
Perchlorate of Silver as the Electrolyte in a Silver Coulometer (1906) (0)
Conference on electrical units and standards (1906) (0)
Review of theories of electrical action (1889) (0)
A Lecture Experiment in Electrolytic Thermo-Electromotive Force (1906) (0)
On surface transmission of electrical discharges (1886) (0)

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