Electricity for everybody; its nature and uses explained (1895)
Atkinson, Philip · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 102
sition throughout,has much higher electric efficiency than it is possible toobtain from oxide formed from paste, as in the Faurecell. The positive plates are each half an inch thick, and thenegatives three eighths of an inch • each set being separatedfrom the other set by spaces about three eighths… … pansion of the chemically formed material, and confiningit in thin layers between their corrugated surfaces, buck-ling and dropping out of material are prevented. The Payen Chloride Cell.— The invention of thiscell, which is of recent origin, is due to Payen, a Frenchelectrician. Its construction…
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