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  1. Permeability and electric phenomena in membranes (Contemporary developments in chemistry) by Leonor Michaelis, 1927
  2. New data on some electrical properties of sodium, potassium and their alloy by Edwin F Northrup, 1911
  3. On electro-chemical decomposition (Experimental researches in electricity / by Michael Faraday) by Michael Faraday, 1833
  4. On electro-chemical decomposition, continued (Experimental researches in electricity / by Michael Faraday) by Michael Faraday, 1834
  5. Electro therapeutics, a synopsis of lectures and laboratory work in applied electro therapeutics, by John Williams Langley, 1884
  6. Electro spot testing and electrography, (American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Technical publications Monograph [B]) by Harold Walters Hermance, 1950
  7. Sensor Systems for Environmental Monitoring - Volume 1: Sensor Technologies by M. Campbell, 1996-12-31
  8. Principles and Applications of Nonlinear Optical Materials by R.W. Munn, C.N. Ironside, 1993-01

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