The effect of temperature on spark-potential in hydrogen and nitrogen at ordinary pressures has been studied up to 860° C., over 6000 voltmeter-readings having been taken. The spark-potential is found to depend on the density of the gas and to be independent of temperature and pressure for a given density. Additional ionization of limited amount does not lower the spark-potential at ordinary densities.
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H C Bowker (1931) studied this question.
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