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Meanings of Voltaic in English
Portuguese
galvânico Pertaining to or producing electric current by chemical action.
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Examples for "galvanic"
Examples for "galvanic"
1
How are mixed metal anchors in these areas affected by galvanic corrosion?
2
This news startled Artoo, who immediately emitted a series of galvanic noises.
3
The question came upon me like a shock from a galvanic battery.
4
He started, in all his deathly longitude, as with a galvanic shock.
5
Reich shook with galvanic spasms that forced him to release the girl.
Usage of Voltaic in English
1
The force must be supplied in the more intense form of Voltaic Electricity.
2
This leads up to a few remarks upon the Voltaic battery.
3
Just as little as the Voltaic battery is the animal body a creator of force.
4
On this law Faraday based the construction of his celebrated Voltameter, or Measure of Voltaic electricity.
5
The contribution of most permanent value here, is that on the Source of Power in the Voltaic Pile.
6
The Amp Solar Charger from Voltaic Systems (...)
7
Manufacturing a Voltaic Systems backpack, for example, creates about 30 pounds of CO2 emissions.
8
Listen: 'They are nervous apparatuses which in the arrangement of their parts may be compared to a Voltaic pile.
9
The case is substantially the same as that of the Voltaic battery when it performs external work, or produces external heat.
10
We cannot discharge at will either a torpedo or a gymnotus, as we discharge at will a Leyden jar or a Voltaic battery.
11
To assuage consumer concerns about the environmental impact of the bags themselves, Voltaic recently switched their fabric to one made from recycled soda bottles.
12
The similarity of the action with that of the Voltaic battery when it heats an external wire is too obvious to need pointing out.
13
Like the Voltaic current, the thermo-electric current can heat wires, produce decomposition, magnetise iron, and deflect a magnetic needle at any distance from its origin.
14
On December 17, 1840, Mr. Joule communicated to the Royal Society a paper on the production of heat by Voltaic electricity.
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He did so in a paper 'On the Electricity of the Voltaic Pile,' received by the Royal Society on the 7th of April, 1834.
16
Oxidation the origin of the electric current in the voltaic pile
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