An Outline of Industrial History With Special Reference to Problems of the Pres
An Outline of Industrial History With Special Reference to Problems of the Pres
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Not only the atmosphere but also the instruments and methods of the laboratory have spread slowly outwards until they now permeate every corner of the workshop.
We shall refer in the chapter on "Transport and Com- munication" to the application of electricity to traction, and we may merely remark here that its introduction was nearly contemporaneous with that of electric lighting. While progress in these two fields of activity was obvious, electricity also came to be used to a greater extent in...side the workshop and the factory, where its influence was unknown to, or but dimly appreciated by, those not actually engaged in production. In addition to the use of electricity as a means of transmitting power there is a whole range of electro-chemical processes which date from 1800 when Wollaston, and subsequently others, discovered that when an electric current is passed through many liquids either solutions or solid substances which have been melted decomposition ensues. In the case of certain salts dissolved in water the metal may be separated at the pole or electrode by which the electricity leaves the solu- tion, and this fact forms the basis of electro -plating.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not only the atmosphere but also the instruments and methods of the laboratory have spread slowly outwards until they now permeate every corner of the workshop.
We shall refer in the chapter on "Transport and Com- munication" to the application of electricity to traction, and we may merely remark here that its introduction was nearly contemporaneous with that of electric lighting. While progress in these two fields of activity was obvious, electricity also came to be used to a greater extent in...side the workshop and the factory, where its influence was unknown to, or but dimly appreciated by, those not actually engaged in production. In addition to the use of electricity as a means of transmitting power there is a whole range of electro-chemical processes which date from 1800 when Wollaston, and subsequently others, discovered that when an electric current is passed through many liquids either solutions or solid substances which have been melted decomposition ensues. In the case of certain salts dissolved in water the metal may be separated at the pole or electrode by which the electricity leaves the solu- tion, and this fact forms the basis of electro -plating.
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