Electricity for everybody; its nature and uses explained (1895)
Atkinson, Philip · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 86
her use, as it requires complete re-construction, the cost of which would be more than thatof a new cell. Two-fluid Cells.— One-fluid cells, such as have beendescribed, are all liable to polarization on a closed circuit,no matter how perfect their construction, and hence arenot so well adapted as… … ELECTRIC BATTERIES. 71 large telegraph offices. Hence, for such work, two-fluidcells are preferred, being practically free from polari-zation. The Daniell Cell.— The first two-fluid cell was in-vented by Daniell, an English electrician, in 1836, andthe main principles adopted in his cell have never…
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