Introduction to Electrochemical Experiments
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Stout copper wires should be soldered to the terminals and the whole apparatus be then placed * May be obtained from F. A. Lange, Berlin C. , Seydelstrasse.
, OF THE UNIVERSITY REGULATING RESISTANCE.
in a box or under a glass cover, the terminals of the copper wire alone projecting beyond the latter.
4. THE CALCULATION FOR AND CONSTRUCTION OF A REGULATING RESISTANCE.
A battery of storage cells is at the disposal of the chemist. Each cell is allowed a maximum discharge rate of ten amperes. The r...esistance in circuit may be so regulated that only a portion of the four cells need be connected for pressure. This, however, would be a crude arrangement, and, furthermore, the cells would be discharged unequally, so that after the lapse of a certain period some of the cells would be exhausted, while others would still be in a workable condition. It would be best, if possible, to utilize all the cells in every experiment. They would then sustain equal discharge, and could subsequently be equally charged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stout copper wires should be soldered to the terminals and the whole apparatus be then placed * May be obtained from F. A. Lange, Berlin C. , Seydelstrasse.
, OF THE UNIVERSITY REGULATING RESISTANCE.
in a box or under a glass cover, the terminals of the copper wire alone projecting beyond the latter.
4. THE CALCULATION FOR AND CONSTRUCTION OF A REGULATING RESISTANCE.
A battery of storage cells is at the disposal of the chemist. Each cell is allowed a maximum discharge rate of ten amperes. The r...esistance in circuit may be so regulated that only a portion of the four cells need be connected for pressure. This, however, would be a crude arrangement, and, furthermore, the cells would be discharged unequally, so that after the lapse of a certain period some of the cells would be exhausted, while others would still be in a workable condition. It would be best, if possible, to utilize all the cells in every experiment. They would then sustain equal discharge, and could subsequently be equally charged.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felix Oettel to read onlineMoreLess
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