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Elementary physics (1889)

Wright, Mark R., 1854- · London : Longmans · leaf 216

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s of theplate, the zinc is destroyed, without effectively aiding thecurrent of the cell. To prevent local currents, the plates areamalgamated : the plate is dipped into dilute sulphuric acid;when effervescence begins, it is removed,. washed, and rubbedwith mercury; a uniform amalgam of zinc and… … Fig. ao8. 208 Voltaic Electricity of the second by binding-screws m (fig. 209), the zinc of thesecond to the copper, &c., of the third, a battery is formed ; theterminals are joined to the zinc and copper of the end cells by

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