Niaudet, Alfred, 1835-1883. [from old catalog], Fishback, L. M., [from old catalog] tr · New York, J. Wiley & sons · leaf 186
in thissecond tube the liquid is forced into the siphon, by meansof which one person may charge fifty or sixty cells intwenty or twenty-five minutes. A very neat invention of Mr. Lufbery, for the emp-tying of casks, flasks, etc., etc. is shown in Fig. 39$. ACID BATTERIES. 167 The special stopper,… … Fig. 39a. latter the liquid is started in the former. The spigot atthe end of the tube A, represented to the left in the cut,is kept closed by a rubber band. It is opened by pressingthe upper part between the fingers. 168 TWO-LIQUID BATTERIES. Analogous arrangements are employed in all…
Electric batteries
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