Tom Sharp
William Whewell coined the terms cathode and anode for Michael Faraday for his paper on electrolysis in 1834.
The Geissler tube led to the discovery of the electron and the development of electronic devices—computer, radar, radio, television.
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William Whewell coined the terms cathode and anode for Michael Faraday for his paper on electrolysis in 1834.
The Geissler tube led to the discovery of the electron and the development of electronic devices—computer, radar, radio, television.
See also in The book of science:
Readings on wikipedia:
Other readings: