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Then, with a very large voltaic battery, a tremendous quantity of electricity could be poured into the atmosphere, and its electrical condition could be certainly disturbed.

The prevalent views regarding acids and bases were greatly strengthened by the earlier researches of Sir Humphry Davy, in which he employed the voltaic battery as an instrument in chemical investigation.

Electric Batteries From the time of Volta to the time of Faraday the only means of producing an electric current was the "voltaic battery," so called in honor of Volta.

Scientists and inventors now had two forms of electrical machines to produce light: the voltaic battery and the magneto-electric apparatus.

The placing of two or three pieces of metal one above another with a moist substance between them will create a voltaic battery.