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Practical physics (1922)

Millikan, Robert Andrews, Gale, Henry Gordon · Boston : Ginn and Co. · leaf 330

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osite in direction to that of the charging current; that is,its E.M.F. pushes back against the E.M.F. of the chargingcells. It was for this reason that the ammeter reading fell.When the charging current is removed, this cell acts exactlylike a inimary galvanic cell and furnishes a current until… … the making with a much thicker coat of the active material (lead peroxide on the positive plate and a porous, spongy lead on the negative) than can be formed by a single charging such as we used. This material is pressed into interstices in the plates, as shown in Fig. 292. The E.M.F. of the lead…

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