Electricity for public schools and colleges (1891)
Larden, W. (Walter), b. 1855 or 6 · London : Longmans · leaf 215
SA-. ,^^eao^i°3*^^^-- -H— - Fig. ii. the kathode, an odd O at the anode, with groups of OH, between, as before. II. The Daniells <;<//.—Here we will consider the case of abattery-cell itself, since all we have said of electrolysis appliesto the battery-cell equally with the electrolytic-cell,… … Fig. iii. cell the copper plate is the kathode, and the zinc plate is theanode. The Zn against the zinc plate represents an atom of theoriginally undissolved zinc. The arrangement of brackets repre-sents that when thecircuit is closed thisCur—^-^ Zn takes SO4 fromthe nearest H2SO4;this leaves H.2…
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