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An Epitome of Electricity and Galvanism

by Jacob Green and Erskine Hazard

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Appendix

Number I A Description of the Cement Used for Electrical Purposes

The best cement for electrical purposes is made by melting two parts of rosin, two of bee’s-wax, and one of brick-dust, or red ochre, together. This method of making cement is much preferable to that of rosin alone, as it is not so brittle, and at the same time it insulates equally well.

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