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Michael Faraday holding glass bar

Michael Faraday, English physicist and chemist, (1791 - 1867) holding a heavy glass bar which he used to show the action of magnetism on light. Faraday is best known for his experiments on the nature of electricity, which resulted in the invention of the dynamo and the formation of his laws of electrolysis. His greatest accomplishment was his work on electromagnetism, which led to the development of field theory by James Maxwell. As a young man Faraday worked under Sir Humphry Davy at the Royal Institution. In 1825, as a result of chemical analyses done for Davy, Faraday discovered benzene. Engraving after a photograph

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This print showcases the brilliant mind of Michael Faraday, an eminent English physicist and chemist who lived from 1791 to 1867. In this image, we see Faraday holding a substantial glass bar, which he utilized to demonstrate the fascinating interaction between magnetism and light. Renowned for his groundbreaking experiments on electricity, Faraday's remarkable contributions include inventing the dynamo and formulating the laws of electrolysis. However, it was his pioneering work on electromagnetism that truly solidified his legacy in scientific history. His profound discoveries in this field paved the way for James Maxwell's development of field theory. As a young apprentice under Sir Humphry Davy at the Royal Institution, Faraday made another significant breakthrough when he discovered benzene through chemical analyses conducted for Davy in 1825. This engraving beautifully captures Faraday's intellectual prowess and dedication to advancing our understanding of natural phenomena. It serves as a timeless tribute to one of the most influential physicists of the 19th century whose work continues to shape modern science. This print is courtesy of Science Photo Library and exemplifies their commitment to preserving iconic portraits and celebrating trailblazers like Michael Faraday who have left an indelible mark on human knowledge.

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