VOCABULARY. 



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force e"lectromotrice, electromo- 

 tive force. 



electromotrice induite, induced 

 electromotive force. 



motrice, motive, moving force. 

 retardatrice, retarding, retard- 



ative force. 

 fouler, to press in. 

 four, furnace, oven. 



fournaise, (large) melting-furnace. 



fourneau, furnace, stove, range. 



frais d'exploitation, working ex- 

 penses. 



frein excentrique, eccentric-brake. 



frigorifique, freezing, cold-produc- 

 ing. 



fuse*e, fuse. 



fusion, fusion, melting. 



Gaine, groove. 



gaine de ventilation, ventilating 



flue. 



gale"e, galley. 



galet, friction-roller, roller. 

 chaine de galle, chain-wheel. 

 galvanique, galvanic. 



Same as voltaic. Pertaining to cur- 

 rent electricity as produced by a chemi- 

 cal battery. 



galvanisation, zincking, galvan- 

 izing of iron and other metals. 

 galvanoplastie, galvanoplasty. 

 Same as electrotypy. 



galvanoplastique, galvanoplastie. 



Pertaining to the reproduction of 

 forms by electrotypy. 



garde-barriere, gate-keeper. 

 gaz ammoniac, ammonia-gas, gas- 

 eous ammonia. 



de l'6clairage, lighting gas, 

 illuminating gas. 



gaz de houille, coal-gas. 



inerte, inert gas. 



tonnant, oxyhydrogen gas. 

 gazoline, gasoline. 



The lightest volatile liquid product 

 commonly obtained from the distilla- 

 tion of petroleum. 



ge'ne'ralite', general application. 

 ge"ne*rateur, adj. generating. 



ge*ne*rateur, generator. 



Any vessel, apparatus or machine 

 for the production of gas, steam and 

 electricity. 



e*lectrique, electric generator. 



me*canique, mechanical gener- 

 ator. 



g6nie civil, civil engineering. 



girouette, vane. 



glace (surface plane), seat. 



platin6e, platinized surface, 

 glissiere, slide-face (of a steam- 

 cylinder). 



slide-bar, slide, guide, 

 glucium, glycium, glucinum. 

 gouvernail, steering-handle, vane, 

 graissage, oiling, greasing, lubri- 

 cating. 



gramme (abbr. gr.), gramme 



(15.432 grains), 

 graphiquement, graphically, 

 graphite, graphite. 



One of the forms under which carbon 

 occurs in nature, also known as plum- 

 bago and black-lead. 



gravier, gravel, coarse sand. 



gravite", gravity. 



gravure, engraving, art of engrav- 

 ing. 



- a Peau forte, etching, art of 

 etching. 



