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[Electric engineering.] (1902)

International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 342

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m from theprepared plates to the plain. This current causes the porous parts of the plates to be formed into lead peroxide andsulphate; the plate is now theequivalent of a pasted plate,and is an improvement throughhaving its active material firmlybound in place in the com-pressed grid. Fig, 1064… … 2774. The requisite number of these prepared platesare then set up together to form a cell, alternate positivesand negatives being connected to common conductors, as inother types of cells. (See Fig. 1057.) The plates are each surrounded by a sheet of asbestospaper, and are separated from each…

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