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Simple Experiment to Excite Galvanic Action

If the young experimenter will obtain a piece of zinc of the size of half a crown and place it on the top of his tongue, and place a half-crown underneath it, and bring the edges of the half-crown and zinc in contact in front of his tongue, he will notice a peculiar sensation in the nerves of this organ, and some taste will be imparted to his mouth at the moment of contact.

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