A First Course in Laboratory Physics for Secondary Schools
A First Course in Laboratory Physics for Secondary Schools
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This simply enables the hydrogen to be generated in greater abundance. It brings the deflection nearly to because most of the current now goes through the copper strip. Remove the copper strip. Does the deflection return quite to its old value ? From these experiments what effect do you conclude that * For the sake of avoiding loose German-silver wire, it is best to insert the meter of No. 36 wire between the binding post* 1 and a of Fig. 63, and then to connect the zinc plate of the cell to a,... the copper plate to one terminal of the galvanoscope, and the other terminal of the galvanoscope to 1.
[71] EXPERIMENT 28 (Continued) the accumulation of hydrogen upon the copper plate has upon the strength of the current which the cell can furnish? This is technically called the polarization of the cell, and a cell in which this effect occurs is called a polarizing cell.
V. A nonpolarizing cell. Replace the simple cell by a Daniell cell, or construct what is essentially a Daniell cell as follows : First dry the copper plate in the Bunsen flame, then replace it in its clamp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This simply enables the hydrogen to be generated in greater abundance. It brings the deflection nearly to because most of the current now goes through the copper strip. Remove the copper strip. Does the deflection return quite to its old value ? From these experiments what effect do you conclude that * For the sake of avoiding loose German-silver wire, it is best to insert the meter of No. 36 wire between the binding post* 1 and a of Fig. 63, and then to connect the zinc plate of the cell to a,... the copper plate to one terminal of the galvanoscope, and the other terminal of the galvanoscope to 1.
[71] EXPERIMENT 28 (Continued) the accumulation of hydrogen upon the copper plate has upon the strength of the current which the cell can furnish? This is technically called the polarization of the cell, and a cell in which this effect occurs is called a polarizing cell.
V. A nonpolarizing cell. Replace the simple cell by a Daniell cell, or construct what is essentially a Daniell cell as follows : First dry the copper plate in the Bunsen flame, then replace it in its clamp.
What to read after A First Course in Laboratory Physics for Secondary Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Andrews Millikan to read onlineMoreLess
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