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Nicholson and Carlisle, decompose water through the battery of Volta, London, 2 May 1800.

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Davy decomposes alkali with the battery of Volta (1807).

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The Electric Light Apparatus, 1866.

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Antoine Lavoisier's apparatus for synthesizing water from hydrogen (left) and oxygen (right), 1881.

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Faraday's experiment showing that the contact of two metals do not develop an electric current.

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Lucky discovery of the presence of electricty in water vapor.

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Faraday's experiment proves that a single metal can provide an electric current.

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One of the 200 groups that make up Wollaston's battery built for Davy at the Royal Institute in London.

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Salt water battery of M. Duchemin.

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Hausen's Electric Machine.

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James Clerk Maxwell's (1831-1879) comparison apparatus, 1880.

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Seebeck's experiment.

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Von Guericke's water barometer, 1672.

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Volta's fundemental experiment.

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The discovery of the physicist Jallabert, the power of spikes.

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Oersted discovers the deviation of a magnetic needle by a closed electric current (1820).

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M. Pouillet's thermopile.

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The large battery of Wollaston, built by Davy, in 1807, at the Royal Institute in London.

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Sending and receiving apparatus with battery box at base, Edison carbon telephone, 1890.

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Apparatus for the decomposition of water.

Apparatus for the decomposition of water.

Unique Identifier alb1508315

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Photo Credit Album / Art Resource, NY

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19TH CENTURY ENGRAVING

SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT