Summary of experiments on the silver voltameter at the Bureau of Standards and proposed specifications
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- Summary of experiments on the silver voltameter at the Bureau of Standards and proposed specifications
- Author
- M Foehringer
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- 1916
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Summary of experiments on the silver voltameter at the Bureau of Standards and proposed specifications
Year: 1916
A summary of the experiments made on the silver voltameter at the Bureau of Standards, together with a very brief account of recent work done elsewhere. In 1911 at the Russian Bureau at Petrograd experiments by M. Foehringer with the Smith voltameter resulted in the value 1.01830 int. volts at 20 degrees C. being assigned to the Weston normal cell. In 1916, Obata at To macr kyo macr , using the Smith voltameter, obtained the value 1.01827 int. volts at 20 degrees C. A specification is proposed of which the main features are: (1) Pure electrolyte, the purity to be gauged (/b a/) by a suitable chemical test,
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