On the Application of a New Principle in the Construction of Voltaic Batteries, by Means of Which an Equally Powerful Current May Be Sustained for Any Period Required; with a Description of a Sustaining Battery Recently Exhibited at the Royal Institution.

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On the Application of a New Principle in the Construction of Voltaic Batteries, by Means of Which an Equally Powerful Current May Be Sustained for Any Period Required; with a Description of a Sustaining Battery Recently Exhibited at the Royal Institution.
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On the Application of a New Principle in the Construction of Voltaic Batteries, by Means of Which an Equally Powerful Current May Be Sustained for Any Period Required; with a Description of a Sustaining Battery Recently Exhibited at the Royal Institution.

Author: Mullins, F.

Year: 1830

On the Application of a New Principle in the Construction of Voltaic Batteries, by Means of Which an Equally Powerful Current May Be Sustained for Any Period Required; with a Description of a Sustaining Battery Recently Exhibited at the Royal Institution. Mullins, F Abstracts of the Papers Printed in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London (1800-1843). 1830-01-01. 3:410–410

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