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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1f ii. Electrolytic Intensity .....