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The principles of physics (1895)

Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903 · Boston, London, Ginn · leaf 528

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This can beobtained by connecting the ter-minals of the battery by thebody offering this resistance, andmeasuring the difference of po-tentials between these points bymeans of a potential galvanom-eter. If we call this differenceof potentials V, and the E.M.F.of the battery when on open circuit E,… … Fig. 394. Section XI. E.M.I-. OF DIPFEBENT CELLS. DIVIDED CIRCUITS.OF COMBINING VOLTAIC CELLS. METHODS 476. Electro-motive force of different cells. — If a galva-nometer be introduced into a circuit with different battery cells,e.g. Bunsen, Daniell, Grenet, etc., very different deflectionswill be…

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