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VII. § 9. on the source of power in the voltaic pile      .	232-
Tf   i. Exciting Electrolytes being Good Conductors .	23$
1f ii. Inactive Conducting Circles containing an Elec-
trolyte   .......	241
Tfiii. Active Circles containing Sulphuret of Potas-
sium      .......	259
VIII. § 9. on the source of power in the voltaic pile—Continued 271
Tf   iv. The   Exciting   Chemical   Force   affected  by
Temperature ......	271
^J    v. The   Exciting   Chemical   Force   affected  by
Dilution.         ......	284
«[   vi. Differences   in   the   Order   of   the   Metallic
Elements of Voltaic Circles       .         .        .	295
*([ vii. Active Voltaic Circles and Batteries without
Metallic Contact      .....	298
K viii. Considerations of the Sufficiency of Chemical
Action   .......	302
If   ix. Thermo-electric Evidence   ....	308
T[    x. Improbable Nature of the Assumed Contact
Force		312
on a peculiar voltaic condition of iron (schoenbein) .        .	317
on a peculiar voltaic condition of iron (faraday)        .     321, 330
index      ...........	333