POLE OZONE

physical qualities (electric or other). animal p., the point on the surface of an ovum which contains the most active part of the protoplasm, as contrasted with the vegetative p. anterior p., the front or facial end of the anteroposterior axis of the eye-lens. cephalic p., the end of the fetal ellipse at which the head of the fetus is situated. frontal p., the most prominent part of the anterior end of each hemisphere of the brain. ge 1 p., that pole of an egg at which development begins. negative p., that electrode (cathode) and the a ociated apparatus of a galvanic battery which are connected with its electropositive element. no p., that point of a magnetic needle which, when it is freely suspended, will point toward the north. occipital p., the posterior end of the occipital lobe of the brain. pelvic p., the end of the fetal ellipse at which the breech of the fetus is situated. positive p., that electrode (anode) and the other conducting apparatus of a galvanic battery which are connected with its electronegative element. posterior p., the rear or posterior end of the anteroposterior axis of the eye-lens. south p., that point of a freely suspended magnetic needle which points south. temporal p., the prominent anterior end of the temporal lobe of the brain. twin p., that part of a spiral-fibered nerve-cell from which th the straight and spiral fibers spring. vegetative p., that pole at the end of an ovum which contains the food-yolk. pole ozone (po-le-o’zn). An agent prepared from pota ium chlorate by the action of sulphuric acid: a bactericide and oxidizer. policeman’s disease (po-lés’manz). Tarsalgia.