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How? or, Spare hours made profitable for boys and girls (1887)

Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 281

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electricity, consists of two parts ; first, acake or disk of resin, or of shellac and wax, these sub-stances being melted and poured into a tin mold ; second,a disk of brass, or sometimes of thin, well-dried wood,covered on each side with thin sheet-brass or even thicktin-foil. This should be… … fox-tail. The disk is then taken by the handle and restedon the cake, and its upper surface touched a momentwith the finger; then, on withdrawing the disk from the THE ELECTROPHORVS. 277 resin, a bright electric spark can be obtained from it. By-resting it once more on the resin, again touching…

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