CONDUCTIBILITY

n. Kon-du8k-ti2-bi''l'it-i. Fr., connish and insulated by a gla handle, is laid on another bra plate ductibilite. Ger., Leitungsfdttiqkeit. It., conductibilita. Sp., connected with a feeble battery, the upper plate, by induction, beconductibilidad. Properly, capability of being conducted; as com comes an electrical c. and accumulates all the electricity the lower monly used, conducting power (for which a better word is conducone receives. [B, 158 (a, 24).] L.ieberkiihn'8 c. Also called a tivity). Centrifugal c. The property of conveying centrifugal Lieberkuhn. A concave mirror attached to a microscope to con impre ions from the nervous centres to the periphery. [L, 18.] cent rate the rays upon an opaque object. fB, 7.] Liebig's c. An Centripetal c. The property of conveying centripetal impre ions attachment to a retort by which the distillate is cooled and con from the periphery to the nervous centres. [L, 13.] densed before pa ing into the receiver. The gla tube through [s. 370]