Elementary Treatise On Electric Batteries
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The circuit of the battery should always be closed, in order to avoid the deposit of copper upon the zinc. It 132 TWO-LIQUID BATTEEIES.
is advisable when the battery is not in use to keep it in short circuit, 'so that the sulphate of copper may be rapidly exhausted.
It is perhaps a good idea to measure, now and then, the electro-motive force of each series and of each cell separately. When one cell is found to have lost much, on account of the deposit of copper upon the zinc, it should either b...e taken away entirely or placed in short circuit, to get rid of the useless resistance it introduces into the circuit.
Sir William Thomson has, besides, given an inverse form to his battery, upon the basis that a saturated solu- tion of sulphate of zinc has a density of 1. 44, whereas a saturated solution of sulphate of copper has a maximum density of 1. 18 ; the sulphate of zinc is below and the sulphate of copper is above, the contrary of that which prevails in all preceding batteries. We have not been able to obtain any notes that the eminent author may have published upon the subject, and do not therefore know his motives for this reversed form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The circuit of the battery should always be closed, in order to avoid the deposit of copper upon the zinc. It 132 TWO-LIQUID BATTEEIES.
is advisable when the battery is not in use to keep it in short circuit, 'so that the sulphate of copper may be rapidly exhausted.
It is perhaps a good idea to measure, now and then, the electro-motive force of each series and of each cell separately. When one cell is found to have lost much, on account of the deposit of copper upon the zinc, it should either b...e taken away entirely or placed in short circuit, to get rid of the useless resistance it introduces into the circuit.
Sir William Thomson has, besides, given an inverse form to his battery, upon the basis that a saturated solu- tion of sulphate of zinc has a density of 1. 44, whereas a saturated solution of sulphate of copper has a maximum density of 1. 18 ; the sulphate of zinc is below and the sulphate of copper is above, the contrary of that which prevails in all preceding batteries. We have not been able to obtain any notes that the eminent author may have published upon the subject, and do not therefore know his motives for this reversed form.
What to read after Elementary Treatise On Electric Batteries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Niaudet to read onlineMoreLess
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