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Practical plating and polishing (1897)

Zucker & Levett & Loeb co., New York, [from old catalog] comp · New York, Zucker & Levett & Loeb co · leaf 32

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lso uncertain. The Bunsen Battery.—This cell consists of a porouscup, either round or oblong, placed inside of a glass orearthenware jar, of similar shape. The zinc plate isrolled into a C3lindrical form and placed outside of theporous cup. The carbon plate, or plates, are placedinside the porous… … Figure 14 With the Bunsen Battery we get about 1.7 volts percell or three times that of the old Smee cell. Theintroduction of the porous cup and use of two acidseffectually prevents the deposition of gas on the nega- 33 tive plate, making this battery very powerful and evenin its action and…

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