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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 2 — Chapter IV · OZONE AND HYDROGEN PEROXIDE—DALTON'S LAW

George Kamensky translation

A series of electric sparks may be obtained by an ordinary electrical machine, the electrophorus machines of Holtz and Teploff, &c., Leyden jars, Ruhmkorff coils, or similar means, when the opposite electricities are able to accumulate at the terminals of conductors, and a discharge of sufficient electrical intensity passes through the non-conductors air or oxygen.

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