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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 26 (1881) (1881)

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n the agitation of the in the Daniell battery, in which the hydrogen resulting from exciting fluid by gravity, as in the fountain battery, by air the action of the dilute acid on the zinc is liberated on the jets, as practiced by Grenet and Byrne, by stirring the fluid surface of the copper plate,… … explained in the former pa- the Daniell. The sulphate per. In Smee’s battery the of zinc formed in the battery microscopic points formed floats on the solution of sul- che battery the hydrogen of the decomposed water unites of the element. The depolarization of batteries bas becn the subject of a…

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