- AmpÈre-hour.—A current of one ampÈre strength for one hour.
- Current, Continuous.—The flow of electricity in one direction.
- Current, Alternating.—The intermittent flow in two directions.
- Conductor.—The wire through which the current passes.
- Circuit, Primary.—With transformers, the conductor or leads attached to the dynamo.
- Circuit, Secondary.—With transformers, the conductor from the transformer to the lamps.
- C. P.—Abbreviation of Candle-power.
- E. M. F.—Abbreviation of Electro-motive force.
- Life of Incandescent Lamps.—The duration of the filament which produces the light.
- Potential.—Difference of E. M. F., or High and Low-Tension.
- See also Glossary, or Explanation of Terms, page 107.
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