Diagrams, components of volta-electrometer by unknown artist
Reference number: PT/74/1/1
Date: 1833
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Plate 1, figures 5-17 (labelled here as figures 1-13) showing components of Faraday's volta-electrometer, used to measure the chemical action of a certain amount of electricity. Inscribed with publication and plate details. Not signed. The manuscript for this paper is wanting.
Subject: Physics
Published in Philosophical Transactions as part of paper titled 'Experimental researches in electricity.—Sixth series' by Michael Faraday.
Received and read by the Royal Society on 21 November 1833.
- Reference number
- PT/74/1/1
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- 1833
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- Ink on paper
- Page extent
- 1 page
- Format
- Diagram
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