Part 18 (2/2)
Resistance, The counter force in an electrolyte which seeks Electrolytic to prevent a decoh it
Resistance: Internal, The opposing force to the enerator This is called the _internal_ That opposite action outside of the cell or generator is the _external_
Resonator, An open-circuited conductor for electrically Electric resounding or giving back a vibration, usually exhibited by means of a spark
Rheostat A device which has an adjustable resistance, so arranged that while adjusting the same the circuit will not be open
Safety Fuse A piece of fusible metal of such resistance that it breaks down at a certain current strength
Saturated When a liquid has taken up a soluble material to the fullest extent it is then completely saturated
Secondary One of the two coils in a transformer, or induction coil
Secondary Plates The brown or deep red plates in a storage battery when charged
Self-excited Producing electricity by its own current
Series Arranged in regular order From one to the other directly If lale wire, they would be in series
Series, Multiple When larouped in sets in parallel, and these sets are then connected up in series
Series Windings A generator or motor wound in such a manner that one of the conet winding, and the other end of thearound
Shunt Winding A dyna of the ared that it will quickly make a break
Sounder The apparatus at one end of a line actuated by a key at the other end of the line
Spark Coil A coil, to make a spark from a low electro-motive force
Spark, Electric The flash caused by drawing apart the ends of a conductor
Specific Gravity The weight or density of a body
Static Electricity Generated by friction Also lightning
Any current generated by a high electro-th of Current The quantity of electricity in a circuit
Synchronize Operating together; acting in unison
Terminal The end of any electric circuit or of a body or h it
Thermostat, Electric An electric therh the action of the electricity passing through it, and, in expanding, it makes a contact and closes a circuit
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