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work_qivraucilbh3tgpathno2hfsyy	Robert A. Millikan	Benjamin Franklin as a scientist	1941	6	.pdf	application/pdf	5961	479	82	attracted a n d then repelled, carryiinr off the electric matter w i t h them In that last sentence Franklin states clearly that matter which had lost its normal amount of electricity was that rubbing of glass would not produce the electric matter, unless a communication was preserved between the was doubted whether glass and other hodies called electries per se, had really any electric matter in them, since If any one should doubt whether the electrical matter passes through the substance of bodies, or only over a n d and the strong attraction between them and other matter, arise this effect, that, when a quantity of electrical Thus common matter is a kind of spunge to the electrical fluid. For Franklin's electrical matter consisted of extremely subtle mobile narticles (now called Franklin's theory only one kind of electrical matter drawing the electric fire from clouds by means of pointed rods 	./cache/work_qivraucilbh3tgpathno2hfsyy.pdf	./txt/work_qivraucilbh3tgpathno2hfsyy.txt