Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Manual of Experiments in Physics: Laboratory Instruction for College Classes
In preparing this text-book for use in Physical Labora tories, the needs of all three of these classes of students have been borne in mind, how successfully it is not possi ble to say. The only experiments described are quantita tive, because it is assumed that purely qualitative ones are demonstrated in the lecture-room. Those experiments which are suited to a definite student or to a definite class must be selected by the instructor; and it is impossible to give any precise statement as to which are best adapted for any particular purpose. It has been impossible, of course, to include all the experiments which might be desired; but it is hoped that no important principle or piece of appara tus has been slighted.
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