10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNPOLARIZABLE»
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A Practical treatise on the medical & surgical uses of ...
Unpolarizable needles (Electro-Physics, p. 31.' were used. The body, or part to
be examined, was isolated on wood or glass. By these means he easily
demonstrated these two facts : 1. That all the internal parts and organs of the
body can be ...
George Miller Beard, 1891
2
A manual of physiology: with practical exercises
To demonstrate this, connect two unpolarizable electrodes, through a spring key
and a commutator, with a simple rheocord (Fig. 162), so as to lead off a twig of a
current from a Daniell cell. The unpolarizable electrodes are placed in a moist ...
George Neil Stewart, 1895
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A practical treatise on the medical and surgical uses of ...
Unpolarizable Electrodes. — It is well known to electro-physiologists that in
consequence of the electrolytic changes that take place during the passage of a
current from the electrodes to the body, a change takes place at the surface of the
...
4
A System of physiologic therapeutics
UNPOLARIZABLE ELECTRODE 167 have the area of their covered surface
marked upon them. Ball electrodes should be supplied in diameters of 1, 2, and 3
cm. when covered. In the application of electricity to the surface of the body, ...
UNPOLARIZABLE ELECTRODE 167 have the area of their covered surface
marked upon them. Ball electrodes should be supplied in diameters of 1, 2, and 3
cm. when covered. In the application of electricity to the surface of the body, ...
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Instrument Systems for Imaging Spectro-polarimetry
peak in the core of the well-known line Nal Di 5896 A, which according to
standard quantum mechanics should be intrinsically unpolarizable as a
consequence of its quantum-number structure. This enigma was deepened by
the discovery of a ...
7
The Measurement, Instrumentation and Sensors Handbook
In the opposite case with a nearly vanishing transfer resistance, the electrode is
termed ideally unpolarizable. In the equivalent circuit representation, this
corresponds to a short-circuit of the capacitor. The current flow then does not
influence ...
8
Physical Methods in Chemical Analysis
The values in the tables are obtained when the value of the potential of the
unpolarizable electrode is added, to the experimental TABLE II Reduction
Potentials of Inorganic Substances Potential . In ammo- In alkaReduction process
In and In ...
9
Electrochemical Dictionary
In this respect, interphases may be divided into limiting types, unpolarizable and
polarizable, respectively. Ideally, unpolarizable interphases are those in which
the exchange of commoncharged components between the phases proceed ...
Allen J. Bard, György Inzelt, Fritz Scholz, 2012
10
Corrosion of Metals: Physicochemical Principles and Current ...
The anode was supposed to be practically unpolarizable, since, as described in
Chap. 10, its polarizability is at least low. Therefore, the function Ea(i) is replaced
by the simple relation: ea ~ const. Corrosion of mild steel in neutral aerated ...
