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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 19 (November 1874) (1874)

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from corrosion Under this name, M. De Ponvielle has constructed an ap- by associating with them other metals or alloys, the presence paratus for testing the powers of various electric batteries, of which renders the entire combination passive. It is known Using a winged screw, in the form of a… … protects the lead from corrosion, and that there is the power of any motor which he may apply to it. Our en- practically no corrosiv e action upon these metals when asso- '■": >*^ graving shows clearly the manner of its use. With a ciated in this manner. screw of 12 inches diameter and a motor of…

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