Atkinson, Philip. [from old catalog] · New York, The Century co. · leaf 108
Fig. 35. ELECTEIC BATTERIES. 85 constructed as shown at B in Fig. 37, leaving a spaceabout T3g- of an inch wide for the free circulation of thefluid. The plates in each set are electrically connected to-gether, as shown, by lead bars soldered to lead clamps,strips of lead extending from the bars… … Fig. 36. a Fig. 37. B bases of the separators; and the two sets are held to-gether by stout rubber bands. The fluid is composed ofone part sulphuric acid and five parts pure water. The Chloride Accumulator.—The invention of thiscell, which is of recent origin, is due to Payen, a Frenchelectrician.…
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