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TOC = Table of Contents
TOC [Added INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER and SIGNS AND SYMBOLS]
TOC between electric and netic[magnetic] circuits
TOC action of Toepler-Holz[Holtz] machine
4 species inhabiting the Mediteranean[Mediterranean]
14 would fly from it without any elecrical[electrical]
16 pith balls [on] strips of paper C, D, E, as shown.
28 between the source and rerminal[terminal].
39 a certain anount[amount] of work
43 When metals differeing[differing] from each other
61 Various zincs; fig. 58 Fuller; fig. 59 Daniel[Daniell]
62 Various carbons; fig. 61 Cylindrical from[form],
63 fig. 68 Lockwood; fig. 69 fire alram[alarm].
66 A paralled[paralleled] or multiple connection
70 but no other aproaches[approaches]it
93 With this prelimary[preliminary] caution,
96 If a current of 10 amperes flow[flows] in a wire
98 as an electrotylic[electrolytic] cell,
99 rising from the kathode[cathode] P′ is hydrogen
100 hydrogen atoms in their journey towards b[B] meet
100 at the electrodues[electrodes] and not
133 VI.[6.] The approach and recession of a conductor 142 3[2]. Vibrator coils;
142 2[3]. Condenser coils.
143 soaked in shellac dissolved in alchool[alcohol]
151 the hammer or piece of of[2nd ‘of’ del] iron
170 FIG.[FIGS.] 169 to 173.-- The sine curve
209 An extreme design, suggested by Dobrowolsky[Dobrowolski],

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