Report of the Electrical Conference At Philadelphia, in September, 1884
Report of the Electrical Conference At Philadelphia, in September, 1884
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KoYL. I should like to say something in reference to the theory of the secondary battery. For a long time we have had secondary bat- teries of some sort or other. It is to Plants we owe our knowledge that there are no two substances which, placed in juxtaposition in a second- ary battery, will give the electromotive force that peroxide of lead and spongy lead of the Plants cell will do. It remains the same as it was in 1859, when Plants experimented and wrote.
It therefore follows that a batter...y with these two substances will ex- ceed batteries with other substances in eflBciency, because a battery of high electromotive force is better than one of low electromotive force.
Batteries of low electromotive force are not exactly useless, but the next thing to it. Peroxide of lead and spongy metallic lead we may take as two substances which should be used in secondary batteries. The sim- ple case is to use masses of these substances, with wires down in them ; but we are met instantly by the fact that the resistance is high, so that we must use some form of plate so tbat the resistance may be low.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KoYL. I should like to say something in reference to the theory of the secondary battery. For a long time we have had secondary bat- teries of some sort or other. It is to Plants we owe our knowledge that there are no two substances which, placed in juxtaposition in a second- ary battery, will give the electromotive force that peroxide of lead and spongy lead of the Plants cell will do. It remains the same as it was in 1859, when Plants experimented and wrote.
It therefore follows that a batter...y with these two substances will ex- ceed batteries with other substances in eflBciency, because a battery of high electromotive force is better than one of low electromotive force.
Batteries of low electromotive force are not exactly useless, but the next thing to it. Peroxide of lead and spongy metallic lead we may take as two substances which should be used in secondary batteries. The sim- ple case is to use masses of these substances, with wires down in them ; but we are met instantly by the fact that the resistance is high, so that we must use some form of plate so tbat the resistance may be low.
What to read after Report of the Electrical Conference At Philadelphia, in September, 1884?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowland, Henry Augustus, 1848-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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