galvanic battery
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 12
Elect.: A number of connected galvanic cells. sin, as; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = f. The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia IMG:content-0299.jpg:[blocks in formation] galvanic-electricity, s. Elect.: Chemical or dynamical electricity. galvanic-moxa, s. Elect .: A term applied by Fabré Palaprat to the application of platinum rendered incandescent by a galvanic current, as a cauterizing agent of the nature of a moxa. galvanic-pair, s. [GALVANIC-CIRCUIT.] galvanic-pile, s. 1966 găl-van-og-ly-phy, s. [Pref. galvano-, and Gr. glyphoto hollow out, to engrave.] Engraving: A proce in which the ground is spread on a clean zinc plate and etched. Succeeding coats of varnish are spread by a roller on the ground, avoiding the obliteration of the lines, which become deeper with each coat. The finished plate becomes a matrix for a reverse impre ion obtained in the electro-bath, and this reverse is used to print from in the ordinary manner. găl-van-o-graph, s. [Pref. galvano-, and Gr. galvanic-shock, s. Elect.: A shock felt by a nerve placed or connected with an inductive coil charged by a galvanic cell.
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