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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 2 (July 1882) (1882)

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ns and of small diame- lators to produce one horse power. It would not be impos- rate soldier that surmounted it was thrown to the ground. ter, and offering in consequence little resistance to the air. sible to construct special accumulators much lighter and of The head was cut completely off at… … the bichromate batteries of M. Trouve work in the Secretary of State's office for safe keeping, his electrical boat, and the first experiments were and the rest of the statue was placed under the made with four Trouve batteries. guard of the State House keeper. LIGHT BICHROMATE BATTERY. The…

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