The Correlation of Physical Forces
The Correlation of Physical Forces
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* MR. PoRRETT was, I believe, the first who employed a blad- der to separate the liquids in the operating cell of the voltaic pile. M. Becquerel, by introducing this into the exciting cells, has shown us how to render constant the primitive in- tensity of the battery by preventing cross precipitation ; Mr. Daniell has remedied some practical defects in M. Becquerel's arrangement, and his form of battery is undoubtedly the best of any that have been hitherto proposed.
In a letter published in th...e ' Philosophical Magazine ' for February I endeavoured to show, that in addition to the im- mense benefit derived from constancy of action, which was the object aime
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* MR. PoRRETT was, I believe, the first who employed a blad- der to separate the liquids in the operating cell of the voltaic pile. M. Becquerel, by introducing this into the exciting cells, has shown us how to render constant the primitive in- tensity of the battery by preventing cross precipitation ; Mr. Daniell has remedied some practical defects in M. Becquerel's arrangement, and his form of battery is undoubtedly the best of any that have been hitherto proposed.
In a letter published in th...e ' Philosophical Magazine ' for February I endeavoured to show, that in addition to the im- mense benefit derived from constancy of action, which was the object aime
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