 | William Martin - 1832 - 504 sivua
...different metals.1 Tin; process usually adopted for producing galvanic electricity is to interpose between two plates of different kinds of metal a fluid...action on one of the plates, while it has no action, or at least a different one, on the other plate, and then to establish a communication between the plates... | |
 | Peter Mark Roget - 1832 - 324 sivua
...Galvanic Circles. (4.) THE process usually adopted for obtaining galvanic electricity is to interpose between two plates of different kinds of metal a fluid...action on one of the plates, while it has no action, or at least a different one, on the other plate : and then to establish a communication between the plates... | |
 | 1832 - 640 sivua
...Galvanic Circles. (4.) THE process usually adopted for obtaining galvanic electricity is to interpose between two plates of different kinds of metal a fluid...action on one of the plates, while it has no action, or at least a different one, on the other plate : and then to establish a communication between the plates... | |
 | 1832 - 642 sivua
...usually adopted for obtaining galvanic electricity is to interpose between two plates of différent kinds of metal a fluid capable of exerting some chemical...action on one of the plates, while it has no action, or at least a different one, on the other plate : and then to establish a communication between the plates... | |
 | Richard Green Parker - 1838 - 266 sivua
...conductors, one of which must be solid, and one fluid ; the third may be either solid or fluid. 761. The process usually adopted for obtaining galvanic...communication is then formed between the two plates. 762. Illustration. Fig. 127 represents a simple galvanic circle. It consists of a vessel containing... | |
 | Richard Green Parker - 1839 - 298 sivua
...conductors, one of which must be solid, and one fluid ; the third may be either solid or fluid. 761. The process usually adopted for obtaining galvanic...capable of exerting some chemical action on one of the platei while it has no action, or a different action, on the other. A communication is then formed... | |
 | Richard Green Parker - 1842 - 278 sivua
...condnctors, one of which must be solid, and one fluid ; the third may be either solid or fluid. 761. Tlie process usually adopted for obtaining galvanic electricity...capable of exerting some chemical action on one of the plate* while it has no action, or a different action, on the other. A communication is then formed... | |
 | Richard Green Parker - 1844 - 276 sivua
...conductors, one of which must be solid, and one fluid ; the third may be either solid or fluid. 7GI. The process usually adopted for obtaining galvanic electricity is to place between two plates, of diflerent kinds of metal, a fluid capable of exerting some chemical action on one of the plates while... | |
 | Richard Green Parker - 1850 - 408 sivua
...effect will be produced, if, instead of using the wires the metallic plates come into direct contact. 1. The process usually adopted for obtaining galvanic...fluid capable of exerting some chemical action on one cf the plates, while it has no action, or a different action, on the other. A communication is then... | |
 | Richard Green Parker - 1855 - 416 sivua
...conductors, one of which must be solid, and one fluid ; the third may be either solid or fluid. 113. The process usually adopted for obtaining galvanic...communication is then formed between the two plates. 114. Fig. 14 represents a simple galvanic circle. It cunsists of a vessel containing a portion of diluted... | |
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The process usually adopted for obtaining galvanic electricity is, to place between two plates of different kinds of metal a fluid capable of exerting some chemical action on one of the plates, while it has no action, or a different action, on the other.... 
