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Yesterday, 11:57 PM ![]() | Galvani, Volta, Davy and Faraday You can hide this advertisement by registering. could someone please help me with thins dot pointprocess information from secondary sources to outline and analyse the impact of the work of Galvani, Volta, Davy and Faraday in understanding electron transfer reactions like, i get what their works were, but how did this impact on the understanding of electron transfer reactions? |
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18 Nov 2009, 9:49 AM ![]() | Re: Galvani, Volta, Davy and Faraday Galvani his work with the frog legs was the first experiment that generated an electric current , however his conclusions about animal electricity were wrong IMPACT: he initiated other scientists (ie volta) to experiment further Volta he created the first voltaic pile and so proved that electricity did not come from the frogs legs this was also the first continuous supply of electricity (they generated it from electrostatic machines IMPACT: 1st continuous supply of current even though made the incorrect coclusion of the contact of the metals in pile he intiated scientists like davy to further experiment in electrochemistry Davy used electricity to decompose water (showed that it was a compound) isoated many pure metals from their ores (including reactive sodium and potassium) he improved the voltaic pile IMPACT: corrects identified that the current from voltaic pile was from chemical reactions Faraday carried out quantitative research in electrochemistry developed laws relating the amount of Electricity and product produced (or substance dissolved) IMPACT : measurements can now be made to predict the amount of substance created or dissolved with a certain amount of electricity measurements can also be made to predict the amount electricity needed to dissolve a certain amount of substance |
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