Laboratory Course in Electrochemistry
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The potentiometer circuit, consisting of battery B, reversing switch S 4, potentiometer, key K, galvanometer, cell, and switch 82. 3. Switches S 2 and S 3 for substituting in the potenti- ometer circuit the calomel electrode in place of either anode or cathode. 4. Switch S 5 by which either the E. M. F. Of the electro- lytic cell or of the battery B may be read on the volt- meter. The key K is a combination of a short-circuit galvan- ometer key (binding posts b, c, d, ) and a double-pole line s...witch (binding posts mn and m'n') operated by a single lever. Normally the line circuit is closed, the galva- nometer is short-circuited, and the potentiometer circuit is open. On depressing the key, the line is opened and then the potentiometer circuit is closed. It may require three hours to set up the apparatus. Once set up, it should be left in position for use by other members of the class. A convenient tabulation for data and results follows: Potentiometer readings Volts, polarization jj Mil- amp.
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The potentiometer circuit, consisting of battery B, reversing switch S 4, potentiometer, key K, galvanometer, cell, and switch 82. 3. Switches S 2 and S 3 for substituting in the potenti- ometer circuit the calomel electrode in place of either anode or cathode. 4. Switch S 5 by which either the E. M. F. Of the electro- lytic cell or of the battery B may be read on the volt- meter. The key K is a combination of a short-circuit galvan- ometer key (binding posts b, c, d, ) and a double-pole line s...witch (binding posts mn and m'n') operated by a single lever. Normally the line circuit is closed, the galva- nometer is short-circuited, and the potentiometer circuit is open. On depressing the key, the line is opened and then the potentiometer circuit is closed. It may require three hours to set up the apparatus. Once set up, it should be left in position for use by other members of the class. A convenient tabulation for data and results follows: Potentiometer readings Volts, polarization jj Mil- amp.
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