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Natural philosophy. being a hand-book of chemical physics, or, The physics of heat, light and electricity (1872)

Sangster, John Herbert, 1831-1904 · Montréal : Lovell · leaf 201

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essed of these opposite kinds of elec-tricity attract one another so as to unite and form a compound.It thus reduces chemical affinity to a mere case of electricalattraction, and of course regards all compounds as binary in theirnature. electrotype process. 494. One of the most interesting and… … 495. The most simple form of electrotype ap- Fig. 5T.paratus is shown in Fig. 57. In a glass jar,as for example a tumbler, is placed a satu-rated solution of a metallic salt, as sulphate ofcopper. Within this is a porous eartherrWarecylinder P (or a lamp-glass with a piece ofbladder tied firmly…

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