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The study of the presence and flow of electric charge. Charges, currents, fields, potentials. It has also sub-topics such as voltage, current and resistance.
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Hydrogen electrode and its electrode potential
According to the Royal Society of Chemistry site, the hydrogen electrode was discovered by Max Le Blanc.
Chemists like Max Le Blanc to begin to plot ‘polarisation’ curves to investigate the electr …
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How did J.J. Thomson learn that what he discovered was different than an atom or a molecule?
If we compare this with the value of the ratio of the mass to the charge of electricity carried by any system previously known, we find that it is of quite a different order of magnitude. …
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