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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 8 (August 24, 1907) (1907)

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he anode) so great a resist- mains controlled by the switch G, TT is a trans- out from a few of the end coils for voltage regulation. ance is met with that the current practically will not former, and C the switch controlling the voltage of (See Fig. 6, C.) flow. This peculiar action is attributed… … rows; it cannot pass in the opposite direc- obtained when the cells are coldest and tion. No electricity can pass between A the current density is greatest. To stop and A, in either direction in virtue of the the apparatus, open the direct-current oxide films on both of the plates. When X switch H,…

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