Significados de voltaic electricity en inglés

The parallel case of voltaic electricity has already been described (272, &c.).

His object now is to compare frictional with voltaic electricity.

We know that, by means of voltaic electricity or induction, we can crystallize a large number of substances.

I mean here by voltaic electricity, merely electricity from a most abundant source, but having very small intensity.

Faraday now passes from terminology to research; he sees the necessity of quantitative determinations, and seeks to supply himself with a measure of voltaic electricity.

The force must be supplied in the more intense form of Voltaic Electricity.

On this law Faraday based the construction of his celebrated Voltameter, or Measure of Voltaic electricity.

It will be my object to compare electricities from different sources, and especially common and voltaic electricities, by their power of producing these effects.

On December 17, 1840, Mr. Joule communicated to the Royal Society a paper on the production of heat by Voltaic electricity.