A material's opposition to the flow of electric current; measured in ohms.
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This rests on the principle that the electric resistance of metal conductors increases with the temperature.
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It also offers rails, structurals, merchant products, electric resistance welded pipes, spiral welded pipes and silicon steel sheets.
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The study of the partitions should be directed to their separating effect on the gases, and to their electric resistance.
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Another resemblance results also from the experiments by which M. Perreau established that these rays act on the electric resistance of selenium.
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The electric resistance is about 0.0075 ohm.
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A luminous ray falling on a selenium cell produces a variation of electric resistance, thanks to which a sound signal can be transmitted by light.
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31.-WaterValve Analogue of Electric Resistance.