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es in strength. (2) Tlcopper plate, or the plate that talits place, may be roughened; tlbubbles form at the roughen Ipoints, enlarge, and rise to the t< j(3) Chemical means may be adoptfor removing the hydrogen or ipreventing its formation. The Smee cell.—A thin platesilver or platinum is… … 204 Voltaic Electtipity are fastened together by a metal binding-screw, C ; to this screw isattached a copper wire. The copper wire attached to the zinc is at negativepotential, while that attached to the platinised plate is atpositive potential. The electromotive force produced tendsto send a…
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