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Laboratory exercises in elementary physics (1892)

Allen, Charles Ricketson, 1862- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 51

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V^r- B2 wire in the circuit, disconnect cell No. 2 (B,) and con-nect cell No. 1 (B2) alone with the mercury-cups. Readthe galvanometer. Connect the carbon plates of both cells with a wire lead-ing to the galvanometer, as in Fig. 26. In the same wayconnect both zinc plates with the same binding-post… … mercury-cup. The two cells are now connected in paral-lel. Read the galvanometer. Replace the coil of wire inthe mercury-cup by the short copper wire. Connect thegalvanometer for one turn and read it. Arrange results asfollows: METHODS OF CONNECTING GALVANIC CELLS. 39 TABLE. No. of Cells. How…

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