An Introduction to the Study of Chemical Philosophy: Being a Preparatory View of the Forces which Concur to the Production of Chemical PhenomenaJohn W. Parker, 1843 - 764 pagine |
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Pagina 473
... cell of liquid , be cut into several equal pairs and placed in separate cells , and all the zinc plates be connected together by metallic wires , and all the platinum similarly connected , no action will ensue till the two sets are also ...
... cell of liquid , be cut into several equal pairs and placed in separate cells , and all the zinc plates be connected together by metallic wires , and all the platinum similarly connected , no action will ensue till the two sets are also ...
Pagina 474
... cell which contains the two plates , after the circuit has been completed , the platinum plate will speedily become coated with reduced copper ; but a portion of the metal will also be precipitated upon the zinc plate , owing to the ...
... cell which contains the two plates , after the circuit has been completed , the platinum plate will speedily become coated with reduced copper ; but a portion of the metal will also be precipitated upon the zinc plate , owing to the ...
Pagina 480
... cell , with mercury in contact with the plati- num plate , a curious and striking result is obtained , upon which much hypothetical speculation has been expended . After a few hours , the fluid metal swells up to five or six times its ...
... cell , with mercury in contact with the plati- num plate , a curious and striking result is obtained , upon which much hypothetical speculation has been expended . After a few hours , the fluid metal swells up to five or six times its ...
Pagina 487
... cell in its interior , the whole being charged with acid and solution of copper as before , the amount of circulating force is nearly the same as in the sphere before described . This arrangement is of course much more convenient for ...
... cell in its interior , the whole being charged with acid and solution of copper as before , the amount of circulating force is nearly the same as in the sphere before described . This arrangement is of course much more convenient for ...
Pagina 488
... cell ( consisting principally of the affinity of the ingredients of the liquid compound for each other to be overcome ) : r the amount of exterior resistances ( such as that of the wire , by which the connexion between the generating ...
... cell ( consisting principally of the affinity of the ingredients of the liquid compound for each other to be overcome ) : r the amount of exterior resistances ( such as that of the wire , by which the connexion between the generating ...
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Pagina 593 - ... the trees, the branches of which extend horizontally over the surface of the water. By their wild cries, and the length of their reeds, they prevent the horses from running away and reaching the bank of the pool. The eels, stunned by the noise, defend themselves by the repeated discharge of their electric batteries.