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Definition of electro
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Electro
(n.) An
electrotype.
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Electrolytical
::
Electrolytical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
electrolysis;
as,
electrolytic
action..
Short-circuit
::
Short-circuit
(v. t.) To join, as the
electrodes
of a
battery
or
dynamo
or any two
points
of a
circuit,
by a
conductor
of low
resistance..
Electro-ballistic
::
Electro-ballistic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
electro-ballistics.
Coulomb
::
Coulomb
(n.) The
standard
unit of
quantity
in
electrical
measurements.
It is the
quantity
of
electricity
conveyed
in one
second
by the
current
produced
by an
electro-motive
force of one volt
acting
in a
circuit
having
a
resistance
of one ohm, or the
quantity
transferred
by one
ampere
in one
second.
Formerly
called
weber..
Electrophori
::
Electrophori
(pl. ) of
Electrophoru.
Electrotype
::
Electrotype
(n.) A
facsimile
plate made by
electrotypy
for use in
printing;
also, an
impression
or print from such
plate.
Also used
adjectively..
Doubler
::
Doubler
(n.) An
instrument
for
augmenting
a very small
quantity
of
electricity,
so as to
render
it
manifest
by
sparks
or the
electroscope..
Caesium
::
Caesium
(n.) A rare
alkaline
metal found in
mineral
water;
-- so
called
from the two
characteristic
blue lines in its
spectrum.
It was the first
element
discovered
by
spectrum
analysis,
and is the most
strongly
basic and
electro-positive
substance
known.
Symbol
Cs.
Atomic
weight
132.6..
Anode
::
Anode (n.) The
positive
pole of an
electric
battery,
or more
strictly
the
electrode
by which the
current
enters
the
electrolyte
on its way to the other pole; --
opposed
to
cathode..
Electrostatics
::
Electrostatics
(n.) That
branch
of
science
which
treats
of
statical
electricity
or
electric
force in a state of rest.
Electro-physiology
::
Electro-physiology
(n.) That
branch
of
physiology
which
treats
of
electric
phenomena
produced
through
physiological
agencies.
Electro-puncturation
::
Electro-puncturation
(n.) Alt. of
Electro-puncturin.
Zincous
::
Zincous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
positive
pole of a
galvanic
battery;
electro-positive.
Positive
::
Positive
(n.) The
positive
plate of a
voltaic
or
electrolytic
cell.
Electroscope
::
Electroscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
detecting
the
presence
of
electricity,
or
changes
in the
electric
state of
bodies,
or the
species
of
electricity
present,
as by means of pith
balls,
and the
like..
Electrogeny
::
Electrogeny
(n.) A term
sometimes
applied
to the
effects
(tetanus)
produced
in the
muscles
of the
limbs,
when a
current
of
electricity
is
passed
along the
spinal
cord or
nerves..
Electro-metrical
::
Electro-metrical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
electrometry;
made by means of
electrometer;
as, an
electrometrical
experiment..
Electro-ballistics
::
Electro-ballistics
(n.) The art or
science
of
measuring
the force or
velocity
of
projectiles
by means of
electricity.
Electro-chemistry
::
Electro-chemistry
(n.) That
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the
relation
of
electricity
to
chemical
changes.
Voltagraphy
::
Voltagraphy
(n.) In
electrotypy,
the act or art of
copying,
in
metals
deposited
by
electrolytic
action,
a form or
pattern
which is made the
negative
electrode..
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