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  • ...current]]. The early machines were developed by pioneers such as [[Michael Faraday]] and [[Hippolyte Pixii]]. Faraday developed the "rotating rectangle",whose operation was ''heteropolar'' - ea
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  • ...'bicarburet of hydrogen''.<ref>{{cite journal|author= [[Michael Faraday|M. Faraday]]|title=On New Compounds of Carbon and Hydrogen, and on Certain Other Produ ...l.m4v Video Podcast] of Sir John Cadogan giving a lecture on Benzene since Faraday, in 1991
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  • ...p://www.jstor.org/pss/229946|doi=10.1086/350763}}</ref> In 1823, [[Michael Faraday]] liquefied chlorine for the first time.<ref>{{cite web |url = http://www.a ...<ref>{{cite web |url = http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/Biographies/Faraday.html |title =
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  • ...es to make an explosive mixture. The problem was investigated by [[Michael Faraday]] and [[Charles Lyell]] in the explosion at the colliery at [[Haswell Count
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  • * [[Berry's phase]] — [[Michael V. Berry]] ...aday's law of induction]], [[Faraday's law of electrolysis]] — [[Michael Faraday]]
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  • *'''[[Faradic]]''' - [[Michael Faraday]] *'''Jordanesque'''—[[Michael Jordan]] (usually denotes remarkable athletic achievement or dominance)
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  • * [[Faraday cage]] – [[Michael Faraday]] * [[Pupin coil]] – [[Michael I. Pupin]]
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  • * [[Michael Cowpland]] — founded the software company [[Corel]] (from Cowpland's Rese * [[Michael Dell]] — founder of [[Dell]], the computer company
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  • ...n time creates a proportional [[electromotive force]]. Named for [[Michael Faraday]], based on his work in 1831. ...oles]] of electrons transferred at that electrode; again named for Michael Faraday.
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  • ...ay's law of electrolysis]] || Electromagnetism<br />Chemistry || [[Michael Faraday]]
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  • * [[farad]] (F), capacitance &ndash; [[Michael Faraday]] * [[faraday (unit)|faraday]] (Fd), electrical charge &ndash; [[Michael Faraday]]
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  • | {{Sortname|Craig|Davidson}} and Michael Valentini |align="left"| {{Sort|Faraday|[[Michael Faraday Prize]]}}
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  • | [[Faraday wave]] || Water waves || [[Michael Faraday]]
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  • ...2/10000/Michael_Faraday_and_His_Contribution_to_Anesthesia.27.aspx Michael Faraday's announcement of ether as an anesthetic in 1818]
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  • ...] was first sketched by [[Leo von Klenze]] in a classic style and [[Ludwig Michael Schwanthaler]] romanticised and "[[germanisation|Germanised]]" the draft; i ...obile telephone. However jamming devices are not certified in Germany, and Faraday cages made of [[copper]] would be too expensive, so instead signs were plac
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  • ...ière Electrique'', 2 May 1891</ref> Rival patents were filed in 1892 by [[Michael Pupin]] and [[John Stone Stone]] with similar ideas, priority eventually be ...ion effect a few years earlier in 1849 and came to a similar conclusion as Faraday. However, there was not so much interest in Germany in underwater and under
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