Atkinson, Philip. [from old catalog] · New York, The Century co. · leaf 105
es are supported vertically by lead lugs whichrest on opposite edges of a glass jar, space being leftbelow for the circulation of the fluid. The positive plates 82 ELECTRICITY FOR EVERYBODY. alternate with the negative and are separated from themabout three sixteenths of an inch by hard-rubber… … Fig. 34. One of the lugs on each plate has a short copper rodattached to it, as shown, which fits loosely into a hole ina transverse copper bar, one of which is supported oneach side of the cell, as shown; the plates being so placedthat the lugs with rods attached alternate with thosewithout rods…
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