R Institution | 23 June 1837
My Dear Sir
I do not know why the proof should come to me; as I suppose Daniell will be sure to see it1. Indeed I am obliged to return it for I am going out of town & cannot find time to go over it.
With respect to your last note I have no recollection of it but if it contained any enquiry, I am quite sure I must either have answered it or not received it[.]
Ever Truly Yours | Faraday
Your remark as to the ratio of surface and S.G is quite correct. In fact the coincidence must be accidental because it is not likely that the number 16 & 1 for the surfaces would remain quite constant under all forms of the battery or with all exciting fluids[.] | MF
DANIELL, John Frederic (1837): “Further Observations on Voltaic Combinations”, Phil. Trans., 127: 141-60.
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