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DescriptionGolding Bird's interrupter.jpg	English: The interrupter circuit designed by w:Golding Bird for applying electric shocks to patients from a voltaic battery.
Date	1838
Source	"Observations on indirect chemical analysis", Philosophical Magazine, pp.229-232, no.74, vol.12, March 1838.
Author	Golding Bird

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