Electricity and magnetism for advanced students (1920)
Starling, Sydney George, 1873- · London Longmans, Green · leaf 209
ctrode,—It is convenientto employ some constant form of elec-trode of useful pattern and known elec-tromotive force, to combine with otherelectrodes whose electromotive force it isrequired to find. This usually consistsof mercury upon which rests a layer ofmercurous chloride, and again upon thisa… … Fig. 194. • F. Paschen, Wied. Ann., 41, p. 42. 1890. VII. CAPILLARY ELECTROMETERS 199 and the solution is required. The resultant electromotive force beincfmeasured in the ordinary way, that of the normal electrode may bededucted and the unknown electromotive force obtained. The electromotive force…
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