Channing, William F.(William Francis),1820-1901 · Boston : Thomas Hall · leaf 211
anic current through the nerves in the directionof the brain. Indeed, electricity is then wholly in-applicable. 320. The use of the constant battery marks anera in electro-medicine. It would be generally im-possible to employ a galvanic series which requiredto be charged every day, and this perhaps… … 321. A series of three pairs are shown in con-nection. The outer cup is of copper, though inan improved form it consists of a glass cylindricalvessel enclosing a copper cylinder. Within thecopper cylinder is a porous cell, #, which containsthe zinc plate b. When put into action the spacebetween the…
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