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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 9 (February 1886) (1886)

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t of Edison), that permitted of* principle of which is to fill the two compartments of sistance and to the square of the intensity of the cur- the simultaneous use of the arc and incandescence the shell with chemicals which, in themselves, are rent traversing it. It is of interest, then, from the… … The properties of induction coils, which ought logi- moved toward the partition by the screw and the valves cally to be styled " transformers through induction," are opened, permitting the acids to flow into the com- HAYES' NITBO-GLYCEBINE SHELL. have been taken advantage of by different inventors…

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