how to connect dry cell?
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what do you like to do? a dry cell normally is 1.5volts. if you want to make a 4.5 volt supply, connect the negative of one to the positive of the next and also the third. the positive of the first and the negative of the third will give you 4,5 volts. for higer voltage, increase the number of dry cell.
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The most common type of battery used today is the "dry cell" battery. There are many different types of batteries ranging from the relatively large "flashlight" batteries to the minaturized versions used for wristwatches or calculators. Although they vary widely in composition and form, they all work on the sample principle. A "dry-cell" battery is essentially comprised of a metal electrode or graphite rod (elemental carbon) surrounded by a moist electrolyte paste enclosed in a metal cylinder
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Goooogle\n\nhttp://www.karbosguide.com/hardware/module5a3.htm
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Try a data link cable that should work.You should be able to buy one from the manufacture or a third party manufacture.
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Just purchase one USB to LPT convertor cable which is available in the market. That cable has one end USB pin and the other end it has LPT connector. After that connect your scanner using parallel port cable 25-pin female (which are also used for printer sharing switches) . Good luck
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you need a composite cable...looks like this:\n\nhttp://h10058.www1.hp.com/digital/entertainment/us/en/img/glossary/diged_gls_composite_cable.jpg
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try this:\nhttp://eny3005.ifas.ufl.edu/lab1/
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A dry cell only has one comparment which uses a one solution where a voltaic cell has two seperate compartments for two different half reactions. They both have a catode and anode to conduct the electricty, but half cells are more expensive. The two have the same purpose though and that is to conduct electricty and also to produce a small current.
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polysaccharides?\nhttp://www.cellsalive.com/cells/cellwall.htm\n\ncellulose?\nhttp://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/curr/science/sciber00/7th/cells/sciber/cellwall.htm
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If you can get your hands on a solution of silver nitrate, it should be pretty easy.\n\nYou'll need a battery (9 volt should do it) and two lengths of wire.  Run one wire from the positive terminal of the battery and attach it to a silver electrode (available in science shops) or any piece of silver.  If you can't get the silver electrode, just use the copper wire.  This will plate some of the copper onto the ring, though.  Attach the other wire to the ring and to the negative battery terminal.  Lower the ring and the silver electrode into the silver nitrate solution (without letting them touch) and wait.\n\nThe positive silver ions in the solution will be attracted to the negative ring and should plate the ring nicely.
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You should get the MSDS sheets for the chemicals that you use, try invitrogen.com this is the best advice without more details on the techniques you're using.\nThere are two techniques I've used, one is detachment using trypsin/EDTA and the other is scraping the cells off the side of the flask. In both methods there is little danger from the tools you use, more danger is posed by the cells themself. If you're using an established cell line, get the details on it from www.atcc.org if not, be extra careful!
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http://www.lancasterlabs.com/  try that
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damp cloth wont hurt....but make sure it thoroughly dry before plugging in again.
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Buy a USB cable.\nload the driver.
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Carbon rods are at the centre of large dry cells. If you can find a battery (dry cell) manufacturer in the Philippines, they may be able to sell you some carbon rods. Also, it depends how big they need to be for your use.
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That, as far as I know, is impossible.\n\nYahoo needs a connection to Port 80 to be active.
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Use a Q-tip and apply it directly to it.. it will dry the area...