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PILA DI DANIEL K + Cl - Zn Cu Zn ++ SO 4 - - Cu ++ SO 4 - - K+K+ Cl - Off Home Avanti Ponte Salino.

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1 PILA DI DANIEL K + Cl - Zn Cu Zn ++ SO 4 - - Cu ++ SO 4 - - K+K+ Cl - Off Home Avanti Ponte Salino

2 PILA DI DANIEL K + Cl - Zn Cu Zn ++ SO 4 - - Cu ++ SO 4 - - K+K+ Cl - On Ponte Salino Zn ++ e-e- e-e- e-e- e-e- Avanti Home Indietro Cu

3 PILA DI DANIEL K + Cl - Zn Cu Zn ++ SO 4 - - Cu ++ SO 4 - - On Ponte Salino Avanti HomeIndietro

4 PILA DI DANIEL K + Cl - Zn Cu Zn ++ SO 4 - - Cu ++ SO 4 - - On Ponte Salino Avanti HomeIndietro

5 PILA DI DANIEL K + Cl - Zn Cu Zn ++ SO 4 - - Cu ++ SO 4 - - On Ponte Salino Avanti Home Indietro

6 PILA DI DANIEL K + Cl - Zn Cu Zn ++ SO 4 - - K+K+ Cl - On Ponte Salino Avanti Home Indietro

7 PILA DI DANIEL K + Cl - Zn Cu Cu ++ SO 4 - - K+K+ Cl - On Ponte Salino Indietro Home

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