On the crystalline polarity of bismuth and other bodies
Subtitle: and on its relation to the magnetic form of force
Contributors: Faraday, Michael, 1791-1867, former owner; Collin, W., binder; Royal Society (Great Britain); Burndy Library
Series: Experimental researches in electricity / by Michael Faraday. Series 22 -- no. 28; Experimental researches in electricity / by Michael Faraday -- no. 28.; Bakerian lecture -- 1849.
Publisher: The Royal Society
Published: 1849
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 18
Subjects: Bismuth; Polarization (Electricity); Electricity; Experiments; Early works to 1850; Antimony; Crystals; Arsenic
Other titles: Experimental researches in electricity, 1832-1848; Electrical and magnetic researches of Michael Faraday, 1838-1851; Dr. Faraday's Experimental researches in electricity; Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London.
Notes: Title and series from caption.

"Received October 4,--Read December 7, 1848."

"The Bakerian Lecture."

Extracted from the Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society, v.  139.

Dibner Library. Heralds of science (1980 ed.), 64

Dibner Library has two copies.

SCDIRB c. 1 (QC530 .F22 1832 SCDIRB; bound-with, no barcode) is no. 24 in a vol. with binder's title: Experimental researches in electricity, 1832-1848.

SCDIRB c. 1 has bookplate: Burndy Library ... gift of Bern Dibner. Herald of Science no. 64.

SCDIRB c. 1 has a later blue cloth binding with gilt-tooled black embossed-cloth spine label.

SCDIRB c. 2 (QC530 .F22 1839 SCDIRB; bound-with, no barcode) is no. 8 in a vol. with binder's title: Electrical and magnetic researches of Michael Faraday, 1838-1851.

SCDIRB c. 2 has bookplates: 1. Michael Faraday; 2. Burndy Library ... gift of Bern Dibner.

SCDIRB c. 2 has a later full vellum binding with gilt-lettered spine, with printed binder's label on front free endpaper: W. Collin, Koenigl. Hofbuchbinder, Berlin.
Table of contents: title: Crystalline polarity of bismuth; title: Crystalline polarity of antimony; title: Crystalline polarity of arsenic.