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Electricity is really just organized lightning. -George Carlin One very significant discovery that Is prominent would be electricity.

Franklin's work with electricity became the basis for single fluid Theory. the electric turbines resulting from Franklin's work battery charge condenser + - positively negative and Armature are the terms we still use today. Franklin's electrical experiments led to his invention of the lightning rod. You surmise that the iron rods with a wired down to the ground would draw lightning away from the building and into the ground thus saving the building from damage or Fire.

He began his work on what was thought of as the electrical phenomenon in 1746, and insisted that electricity was no different to "vitreous" electricity. Franklin was the first to label them as positive and negative, as well as discovering the principal of conservation of charge. Franklin published a proposal for an experiment in 1750, where he intended to prove that lightning was electricity by flying a kite in a storm. Many scientists tested this, some electrocuted in the process, and confirmed Franklin's

The Railroad and the Pony Express has been the only way to communicate remotely and send correspondence. Joseph Henry and Samuel F.B. Morse would sculpture the future of communication with the invention of the electromagnet and telegraph. Joseph was a graduate of Princeton (Then called the College of New Jersey) as a physicist. The fascination with electricity and magnetism in which he had read reports on from Europe fascinated his desire to research and develop an electromagnet. This shaped our future of electricity as we see it today. With the ability to distinguish between high amperage circuits and high voltage circuits, this laid the baseline for what we know today as “Inductance”. Electrical conductor produces energy by the changing of current or the changing of voltage to produce a strong magnetic force while only using a small battery. By Joseph Henry’s introduction to inductance also paved a path for the invention of electric motors. These advances in technology developed a method for illuminating homes and streets. The use of electricity was spreading almost as fast as the railroad. This improved the lifestyle and functionality of America. (Tindall, Shi

The title of this story leads the readers to various interpretations about the content. It is possible for some readers to expect that this story is about a remarkable historic event involving electricity, and some might think of a scientific explanation of electricity if they read the title literally. Even some others might believe that the word ‘electrical’ symbolizes something else.

“Electricity was one of the forms of energy given by nature.” “Benjamin Franklin was the one who found out that thought that electricity could use electricity to light up his house without trying to light a fire.” “so, he conducted an experiment on electricity with a key and a kite.” “Electricity was not important until Michael Faraday came into play and created an electric dynamo” (a crude power generator). “There was a man named Joseph Swan who invented the filament light bulb in (1878).” “Swan and Edison set up a joint company to introduce the first filament light bulb” (“Who Discovered Electricity,”2014).

After Luigi Galvani, professor of Medicine and Anatomy at the University of Bologna, published his research on animal electricity in 1791,

Almost every person knows Benjamin Franklin. At the same time, people know him differently. Some people know Benjamin Franklin as a founding father or as a scientist or even as an economist. He had achieved various achievements in different fields, and his achievements are still influencing our lives. While he has achieved numerous achievements in various fields, this paper will focus on his achievements as a scientist and an inventor. As the scientist, he has established various scientific terms, especially terms that are used in electric physics. Ordinary people, even not professionals, use terms that Benjamin Franklin has established. In addition to that, as the inventor, he made various gadgets based on his knowledge. Even though we do not recognize it, his inventions and terms are closely related to our routine. For instance, we still widely use the various electrical terms that he had established, including commonly used terms “batteries”, “plus” and “minus”. [1] In additions to that, we can observe the lightning rod on the buildings, which is also invented by Benjamin Franklin.[2] While numerous people are using his inventions and terms that he had established, relatively few people know that those ideas and terms were established by Benjamin Franklin. Although there are various fields and things were developed by Benjamin Franklin, this paper will mainly focus on his contribution to physics, especially in electrical physics.

The scientist William Gilbert proposed, in his De Magnete (1600), that electricity and magnetism, while both capable of causing attraction and repulsion of objects, were distinct effects. Mariners had noticed that lightning strikes had the ability to disturb a compass needle, but the link between lightning and electricity was not confirmed until Benjamin Franklin's proposed experiments in 1752. One of the first to discover and publish a link between man-made electric current and magnetism was Romagnosi, who in 1802 noticed that connecting a wire across a voltaic pile deflected a nearby compass needle. However, the effect did not become widely known until 1820, when Ørsted performed a similar experiment. Ørsted's work influenced Ampère to produce a

Almost every person knows Benjamin Franklin. At the same time, people know him differently. Some people know Benjamin Franklin as a founding father or as a scientist or even as an economist. Whether we recognize or not, his studies and achievements had a great impact, and his achievements are still influencing our lives. While he has numerous achievements in various fields, this paper will focus on his achievements as a scientist and an inventor. As the scientist, he has established various scientific terms, especially terms that are used in electric physics. Ordinary people, even not professionals, use terms that Benjamin Franklin has established. In addition to that, as the inventor, even though his inventions are now using with development, his inventions are essential for developing the advanced instruments. Even though we do not recognize it, his inventions and terms are closely related to our routine. For instance, we use the various electrical terms that he had established, including commonly used terms “batteries”, “plus” and “minus”. In additions to that, we can observe the lightning rod on the buildings, which is also invented by Benjamin Franklin. While numerous people are using his inventions and terms that he had established, relatively few people know that those ideas and terms were established by Benjamin Franklin. Although there are various fields and things were developed by Benjamin Franklin, this paper will mainly focus on his contribution to physics, especially in electrical physics.

This may be the most important engineering feat of the late 19th and 20th centuries. Brining electricity to customers throughout the world changed people’s lives forever. From simple electrical lighting to appliances such as refrigerators and ovens, life changes in innumerable ways and these changes continued to accelerate as technology expanded and was used in new and exciting ways. It was the engineers who led this charge and made the technologies both safe and efficient.

Modern society has become almost entirely dependent on the use of electricity. It is impossible to think of anything that you do or touch that does not involve electricity in any way, were not produced by electricity, and are not related to your body’s internal uses of electricity. All of our modern conveniences are powered by electricity, the computers we use every day, our cell phone, our kitchen appliances, lighting, and our heat and air conditioning are all completely reliant on the discovery and development of electricity. In 1752, Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity while he was studying lighting (“History of Electricity). He dedicated a good portion of his life to his studies of electricity and various other scientific phenomena, but he never could have imagined just how far we have come since his discovery. Our understanding of electricity has grown exponentially and we are constantly looking for and discovering new ways to use it to improve our lives.

When Benjamin Franklin first discovered electricity, it was one of the biggest discoveries known to mankind. Even though our dependence on electricity is enormous, it is still easy to forget just how dependent we are on electricity. Electricity has played a huge part in our everyday lives and will continue to do so. In fact, it is quite hard to imagine humanity without electricity. When it comes to transportation, electricity will someday rewrite the history books.

Electromagnetism has a history that dates back over 200 years. The year 1700 was the first demonstration of an electromagnet, yet scientists didn't know much about electromagnetism (Bellis 1). In 1820, scientists had just started to get deep into electromagnets, Hans Oersted discovered that a conductor carrying an electric current was surrounded by a magnetic field (Bellis 2). Hans Oersted discovered this because his compass reacted to a battery when he connected them using wires.

This report revolves around Michael Faraday and his discovery as one of the greatest scientist in the 19th century. He was born in Newington, Surrey, England, on September 22, 1791. Faraday was self-taught he only went to school at 13 and got a basic education. He then attended lectures after he read book of scientific subjects while he worked as a book binder. In 18th century Faraday discovered electromagnetic induction, the principle behind numerous medical, industrial, technological and other applications. Faraday’s law explains the relation between a time varying magnetic field and an induced electric field.