...researches in electro-chemistry, and are as follows: — 1st. That the chemical power of the battery is in direct proportion to the absolute quantity of electricity which passes. 2nd. That the quantity decomposed (ie of water in the voltameter) is exactly proportionate to the quantity...

...electro-chemical action is definite in amount according to the measurement of the new instrument.32 He had already, at an earlier period,23 asserted,...in chemistry soon came into view. By the use of the volta-electrometer, Faraday obtained, for each elementary substance, a number which represented the...

...amount according to the measurement of the new instrument." He had already, at an earlier period," asserted, that the chemical power of a current of...in chemistry soon came into view. By the use of the volta-electrometer, Faraday obtained, for each elementary substance, a number which represented the...

...numerous experiments, and an irresistible mass of evidence, the truth of the important proposition, that the chemical power of a current of electricity...the absolute quantity of electricity which passes ; that the electricity which decomposes, and that which is evolved, by the decomposition of a certain...

...not recollected the announcement of the law in the third series, dated as far back as December 1832, that the chemical power of a current of electricity is in direct proportion to the quantity of electricity which passes. This law was again announced in the fifth series of my " Eesearches,"...

...electro-chemical equivalents of each other; and according to Faraday, who discovered this law, the electrolytic power of a current of electricity is in direct proportion...the absolute quantity of electricity which passes. When we come to test these principles in the treatment of morbid growths and other diseased conditions,...

...his volta eleßrometer or voltameter, with which lie fully established the law that " The chemic.il power of a current of electricity is in direct proportion...the absolute quantity of electricity which passes." In the same paper he clearly states the laws of the transformation of energy, and enunciates the important...

...decomposition, and it is probable for all casesr it follows that the chemical power, like the magnetic force, is in direct proportion to the absolute quantity of electricity which passes. — Ex. Researches. Note 377, Electro-chemical decomposition is well known to depend essentially upon...

...results has presented nothing opposed to the doctrine of a constant and definite electrochemical action. The chemical power of a current of electricity is...the absolute quantity of electricity which passes. I think I cannot deceive myself in considering the doctrine of definite electro-chemical action as...

...machine evolved by thirty revolutions ; further, that " the chemical power, like the magnetic force, is in direct proportion to the absolute quantity of electricity which passes." This series of researches was published in January, 1833. In April of the same year he sent to the...