Morton, Edward Reginald, 1867- · New York : E.B. Treat & Co. · leaf 70
s particular respect than platinum, andin reducing a tube having a regulator of this metal great THE ANTI-CATHODE. 45 care should be taken not to overdo.it. The flame of asmall spirit lamp or even a wax vesta is all that should beused, but if the regulating tube is of platinum a bunsenflame is none… … Fig. 16. Water-cooled Anti-Cathode. It is a waste of money buying X-ray tubes not providedwith some form of regulator, and so far as some years ofexperience can show, the osmo-regulator is one of the best. The next fault we have to consider relates to the anti-cathode. We have seen that this is…
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