Crossword-Solution: GALVANISM
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Galvanism | n. | Electricity excited by the mutual action of certain liquids and metals; dynamical electricity. |
| Galvanism | n. | The branch of physical science which treats of dynamical elecricity, or the properties and effects of electrical currents. |
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| ELECTROTHERAPY | 1 answer |
| electricity, esp when produced by chemical means as in a cell or battery | 1 answer |
| galvanisation | 5 answers |
| Electricity | 21 answers |
| electrification | 22 answers |
| excitation | 22 answers |
| stimulation | 35 answers |
| Generator | 63 answers |
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Sentences with GALVANISM (5)
INSTANTANEOUS PICTURES BY MEANS OF GALVANISM.--It will be seen by the following valuable communication that galvanism can be successfully applied in producing pictures instantly; a process of great importance in securing the likeness of a child, or in taking views of animated nature.
Dear Sir,--As you are about publishing a history of the Daguerreotype, and request a description of my mode of taking pictures instantaneously by the aid of galvanism, I comply with great pleasure.
Any part, being subjected to a slight shock of galvanism, became almost black: a similar effect, but in a less degree, was produced by scratching the skin with a needle.
Beudant [11] succeeded in making tubes, in most respects similar to these fulgurites, by passing very strong shocks of galvanism through finely-powdered glass: when salt was added, so as to increase its fusibility, the tubes were larger in every dimension.
Two more great discoveries, galvanism and electro-magnetic induction, were necessary before the practical motor became possible.