Electricity for everybody; its nature and uses explained (1895)
Atkinson, Philip · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 98
est on opposite edges of a glass jar, space being leftbelow for the circulation of the fluid. The positive plates 6 n^^ \ / v J r _ 4-u -M l i =j 1 1 j Fig. 33. 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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