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    Hans Christian Oersted

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    community including the isolation of aluminum‚ he is best known for his discovery that linked electricity and magnetism. While lecturing his class at the University of Copenhagen in 1819‚ he accidentally came upon this connection. Some people say that this discovery was more of an accident‚ than one based upon research and knowledge‚ which may have some truth. In the 1780’s Colomb hypothesized that electricity and magnetism were two very different laws‚ he felt this was impossible. Oersted also studied

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    George Westinghouse

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    one of Thomas Edison’s main rivals in the early implementation of the American electricity system. This man founded 60 companies‚ eventually receiving over 100 patents for his work with the desire to turn ideas into enterprises. George Westinghouse was a highly productive inventor who influenced the course of history by enabling the growth of the railroads through his inventions and by promoting the use of electricity for power and transportation. He was one out of the many famous‚ important and

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    Task 1

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    Electromagnetism is the study of the physical interaction that happens among electrically charged particles. This electromagnetic force is typically apparent in magnetic fields‚ electric fields and sources of light. This electromagnetic force that occurs between particles is one of the four ultimate interfaces in nature. On April 8‚ 1911 in Leiden‚ Heike Kamerlingh Onnes discovered Superconductivity. Superconductivity is the phenomenon when a material cooled below a certain temperature emits no electromagnetic

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    The Electric Chair

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    The Electric Chair By Kevin M. Hunsberger HUMN532-Technology‚ Society‚ and Culture DeVry University 12/5/07 Table of Contents Introduction 2 Timeline of the Electric Chair 3 - 5 Electric Chair-Technology‚ Society‚ and Culture 6 - 9 Conclusions 10 Definitions and Notable People 11 -12 References 13 Introduction A picture of an electric chair strikes fear into the average American and being led into a room with only an electric chair sitting in the

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    Dear Editor: Through your papers I want to draw the attention of concerned authorities towards the worst condition of roads in Karachi. Almost all roads in Karachi are destroyed. This situation of roads is very dangerous for drivers. By this condition of roads loss of expensive vehicles and many horrible accidents are seen. Here no doubt roads are made but it also doomed very soon and the reason behind this is the use of inferior quality of material. Citizens of Karachi pay the vehicle tax

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    What are conductors

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    SEMICONDUCTOR a solid substance that has a conductivity between that of an insulator and that of most metals‚ either due to the addition of an impurity or because of temperature effects. Devices made of semiconductors‚ notably silicon‚ are essential components of most electronic circuits. 1. A semiconductor is a material which has electrical conductivitybetween that of a conductor such as copper and that of an insulatorsuch as glass.  semiconductor is a material whose electrical conductivity is

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    Being An Electrician

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    Andy Cruz Mrs.Jones English 11 12 April 2015 Senior paper Did you ever think being an electrician can be a hard or easy career? Being an electricianis pretty easy because in William M.Davies‚ Jr.Career and Technical high school has taught me many ways in helping me to be an electrician. In the electrical trade you can choice from residential‚ commercial and industrial. An electrician is a person who installs and maintains electrical

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    Why You Chose Your Major

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    magic. You light up your lamp by some unknown energy. All you have to do are to think about it and it happens and you wonder how. By elementary school you know you have to switch on the power to light up but how does that fluorescent lamp uses electricity to exite mercury vapor and why does it produce visible light when I turn on the power? By high school you have a basic understanding of electrons and energy conversion but how are these construction and what is energy of conversion that electrical

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    Electric Generator

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    In electricity generation‚ an electric generator is a device that converts mechanical energy to electrical energy. A generator forces electrons in the windings to flow through the external electrical circuit. It is somewhat analogous to a water pump‚ which creates a flow of water but does not create the water inside. The source of mechanical energy may be a reciprocating or turbine steam engine‚ water falling through a turbine or waterwheel‚ an internal combustion engine‚ a wind turbine‚ a hand crank

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    more convenient for them. In a short period of time‚ everyone can arbitrarily leave the air conditioners running without any consequences. In the long term‚ however‚ the hall office is likely to increase dormitory fees to cover the increase in electricity expenses. It turns out that all residents work on their own future disadvantage. People waste electrical energy because they believe others are also doing so. Similarly‚ if these people come to know that others are contributing their effort to

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