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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 20 (May 1878) (1878)

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batteries are suitably connected. ferent from those produced on the retina of man. In the wTiich were unsuccessful. Ammonia, as an antidote for ap- To charge them, two to four Bunsen couples suffice, the lat- ants experimented upon, a marked preference was given by plication to the wound, he has… … its trunk and fall in rain One of the most remarka- Fig. 1. PLANTE'S SECOITDAIIY BATTERIES. from its branches in such ble phenomena recently ob- quantities that the ground be- served by M. Plante relates to neath was converted into a perfect swamp. Mr. Thiselton the electric silicic light,…

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