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Definition of voltaic
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of voltaic is as below...
Voltaic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
voltaism,
or
voltaic
electricity;
as,
voltaic
induction;
the
voltaic
arc..
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Rheophore
::
Rheophore
(n.) One of the poles of a
voltaic
battery;
an
electrode.
Electro-gilt
::
Electro-gilt
(a.)
Gilded
by means of
voltaic
electricity.
Depolarize
::
Depolarize
(v. t.) To free from
polarization,
as the
negative
plate of the
voltaic
battery..
Voltameter
::
Voltameter
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
voltaic
electricity
passing
through
it, by its
effect
in
decomposing
water or some other
chemical
compound
acting
as an
electrolyte..
Voltaic
::
Voltaic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Alessandro
Volta,
who first
devised
apparatus
for
developing
electric
currents
by
chemical
action,
and
established
this
branch
of
electric
science;
discovered
by
Volta;
as,
voltaic
electricity..
Chemiglyphic
::
Chemiglyphic
(a.)
Engraved
by a
voltaic
battery.
Thermovoltaic
::
Thermovoltaic
(a.) Of or
relating
to heat and
electricity;
especially,
relating
to
thermal
effects
produced
by
voltaic
action..
Depolarizer
::
Depolarizer
(n.) A
substance
used to
prevent
polarization,
as upon the
negative
plate of a
voltaic
battery..
Electro-motion
::
Electro-motion
(n.) The
motion
of
electricity
or its
passage
from one metal to
another
in a
voltaic
circuit;
mechanical
action
produced
by means of
electricity.
Magnetomotor
::
Magnetomotor
(n.) A
voltaic
series
of two or more large
plates,
producing
a great
quantity
of
electricity
of low
tension,
and hence
adapted
to the
exhibition
of
electro-magnetic
phenomena..
Positive
::
Positive
(n.) The
positive
plate of a
voltaic
or
electrolytic
cell.
Zincoid
::
Zincoid
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
zinc; -- said of the
electricity
of the
zincous
plate in
connection
with a
copper
plate in a
voltaic
circle;
also,
designating
the
positive
pole..
Anelectrode
::
Anelectrode
(n.) The
positive
pole of a
voltaic
battery.
Electro-gilding
::
Electro-gilding
(n.) The art or
process
of
gilding
copper,
iron, etc., by means of
voltaic
electricity..
Volta-electric
::
Volta-electric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
voltaic
electricity,
or
voltaism..
Polarization
::
Polarization
(n.) An
effect
produced
upon the
plates
of a
voltaic
battery,
or the
electrodes
in an
electrolytic
cell, by the
deposition
upon them of the gases
liberated
by the
action
of the
current.
It is
chiefly
due to the
hydrogen,
and
results
in an
increase
of the
resistance,
and the
setting
up of an
opposing
electro-motive
force,
both of which tend
materially
to
weaken
the
current
of the
battery,
or that
passing
through
the
cell..
Catelectrode
::
Catelectrode
(n.) The
negative
electrode
or pole of a
voltaic
battery.
Acierage
::
Acierage
(n.) The
process
of
coating
the
surface
of a metal plate (as a
stereotype
plate)
with
steellike
iron by means of
voltaic
electricity;
steeling.
Voltaplast
::
Voltaplast
(n.) A form of
voltaic,
or
galvanic,
battery
suitable
for use
electrotyping..
Voltaism
::
Voltaism
(n.) That form of
electricity
which is
developed
by the
chemical
action
between
metals
and
different
liquids;
voltaic
electricity;
also, the
science
which
treats
of this form of
electricity;
--
called
also
galvanism,
from
Galvani,
on
account
of his
experiments
showing
the
remarkable
influence
of this agent on
animals..
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