Light bulb the voltaic arc   (translated from Portuguese)
Light bulb the voltaic arc light bulb the voltaic arc, precursor of the modern light bulbs of ... in England (1858) a light bulb of voltaic arc was used, that it did ...
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Arc
Arc See also the abbreviation, ARC. The term Arc is derived from the Latin word "arcus" meaning "bow". Look up arc in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Meanings Mathematics and geometry An arc is a continuous portion of a ...
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Arc   (translated from Portuguese)
Arc The term arc it can assign: Arc: weapon portable of metal, it works with ... hurl it of arrows or of arrows. Arc: in Arquitectura is a curve that describes ... supports for its extremities in colon solid.` Arc: in matemática is the portion of ...
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Electric arc
Electric arc Electricity arcs between the power rail and ... on a London Underground train An electric arc is an electrical breakdown of a gas ... as air. A slightly archaic term is voltaic arc as used in the phrase "voltaic arc lamp". The various shapes of ...
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Arc lamp
Arc lamp The 300,000-watt Plasma Arc Lamp in the Infrared Processing Center (IPC) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory An arc lamp is a device that produces light by the sparking (or arcing, from voltaic arc or electric arc) of a high ...
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Electrical arc   (translated from Spanish)
Electrical arc In electricidad is denominated electrical arc or also voltaic arc to the electrical unloading that forms between ... or eléctrónicos elements. However, the used electrical arc of controlled form has been used ...
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Electrical engineering   (translated from Russian)
... of galvanic current, which was called name "voltaic pile". Carlyle and Nicholson for the first ... V. Petrov opened the phenomenon of electric arc and it indicated that being appeared "white ... it described the methods of preparing the voltaic pile, the phenomenon of electric arc and the possibility of its application for ... electromagnetic telegraphs of its system. Foucault invented arc lamp with the manual regulator and ...
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Talk:Spark gap
... 1, 2005 (UTC) Articles Spark gap Electric arc Vacuum arc Corona discharge Electrostatic discharge Direct current discharge ... Spark = disambig links to spark gap and voltaic arc Arc = disambig links to voltaic arc and ...
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List of Edison patents
... Chandelier U.S. Patent 263,138 -- Electric-Arc Light U.S. Patent 263,139 -- Manufacture ... Webermeters U.S. Patent 265,775 -- Electric-Arc Light U.S. Patent 265,776 -- Electric ... Writer U.S. Patent 297,580 -- Electric-Arc Light U.S. Patent 297,581 -- Incandescent ... 278 -- Phonograph U.S. Patent 430,279 -- Voltaic Battery U.S. Patent 430,280 -- Magnetic ... Electric Machines U.S. Patent 438,303 -- Arc Lamp U.S. Patent 438,304 -- ...
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History of Electrochemistry
... Hare developed the Deflagrator , a form of voltaic battery having large plates used for producing ... these batteries that the first application of voltaic electricity to blasting under water was made ... effects. The key effect was electrochemical decomposition. Voltaic and electromagnetic electricity posed no problems, but ... pole" or "centre of action" in a voltaic cell. Second, the amount of the decomposition ... modern electric motors. He also improved the voltaic battery and worked on the theory ...
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