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Laboratory exercises in physics for secondary schools (1906)

Twiss, George Ransom, b. 1863 · Chicago, Scott, Foresman and company · leaf 170

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olution,followed by plenty of water. (5) Do not inhale the unpleasant fumes.(<?) Do not allow the amalgamated zinc to toucheither of the other plates. (c?) In describing the apparatus, make a diagramshowing (1) cell with plates and liquid in position,wires joined, and compass needle in the… … Fig. 32. — Showing method of supporting and connecting the plates. MAGNETISM AND ELECTRICITY 149 (e) After each observation, remove the platespromptly (to a jar of water, which should standready in the tray). (/) Before beginning each operation, see that theliquid has cleared of bubbles previously…

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