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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 2 (July 1909) (1909)

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lts was adopted for or known in terms of certain standards which may be by the Bureau of Standards. The preparation of the the E. M. F., which is nearer correct than the United chemicals and the construction of these cells involves reproduced readily and used in the laboratory, accu- racy of… … provides a constant fall of potential. Now, by adjust- by the Clark cell, devised by Latimer Clark In 1872. Fig. 3.—Sectional view of comparing bath. In its original form the Clark cell consisted of a ing the coils of the potentiometer, points can be found test tube containing a mercury electrode…

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