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Electricity for everybody; its nature and uses explained (1895)

Atkinson, Philip · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 92

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OR EVERYBODY. The electric pressures of the three cells shown in Fig.31 are added together by the flow of the current fromcell to cell, producing three times the pressure of a singlecell; but as this current encounters the electric resistanceof each cell, the resistance is increased in the same… … Fig. 32. three zinc electrodes, each set has only the same elec-tric potential as that of a single electrode, and hence thedifference of potential between the positive and nega-tive poles, which produces the electric pressure, is onlythe same as that between the poles of a single cell;and the whole…

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