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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 4 (July 1881) (1881)

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. 1 and conducting wire may be combined to form an electrical is gradually let in from a burette until the silver solution is, pure, dry salt is dissolved in a small quantity of distilled indicator or galvanometer. water, the solution diluted to one liter with cold distilled as before described,… … tinued from time to time and it is well to dip the zinc strip EXPERIMENTAL BATTERY AND GALVANOMETER t lie bottle closed and agitated into the solution, and then to facilitate the subsidence of apply to it a drop or so of the flocculent precipitate. A little experience enables the 2, from another…

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