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Cyclopedia of applied electricity : a practical guide for electricians, mechanics, engineers, students, telegraph and telephone operators, and all others interested in electricity (1905)

American School (Chicago, Ill.) · Chicago : American School of Correspondence · leaf 37

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This analogy must not be too closely applied,however, for the reason that with water there is an actual transferof matter. Internal and External Resistance. The circuit shown inFig. 16 may be divided into two parts,— tlie intfrnal, whichincludes the plates and liquid, and the exteinal circuit which… … 29 )0 ELEMENTS OF ELECTRICITY. sideiable. The internal resistance of a cell may be reduced byhaving the plates large and putting them close together. Gasesare poor conductors of electricity, and hence the bubl)les causedby the clicmical action and which cling to the plates, greatlyincrease the…

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