bibliolater , 2 months ago to science

The History of Ions: Unveiling the Electric Charge

"Around 1830, Faraday posited the existence of charged particles within molecules that migrate between electrodes during electrolysis—an idea ahead of its time."

https://historyofsciences.blogspot.com/2024/05/the-history-of-ions-unveiling-electric.html

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bibliolater , 2 months ago to science

The History of Ions: Unveiling the Electric Charge

"Around 1830, Faraday posited the existence of charged particles within molecules that migrate between electrodes during electrolysis—an idea ahead of its time."

https://historyofsciences.blogspot.com/2024/05/the-history-of-ions-unveiling-electric.html

#History #Science #HistSci #PublicDomain #WikiMedia #Wikicommons @science

#Image attribution: Science History Institute, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Page URL: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Michael_Faraday_-_Man_of_Science_-_DPLA_-_5f2b65726e7d4bb523e98ae61828bc11_(page_6).jpg

kuwiki , 6 months ago to histodons German

At Provenance Loves Wiki, January 12th to 14th, in #Berlin fundamental questions about the possibilities that #Wikimedia projects can offer for Provenance Research & the options for collaboration will be explored.
The event starts with a roundtable on friday evening with provenance scientist Bénédicte Savoy at Technische Universität Berlin, and continues on saturday & sunday with a Workshop. Join us! https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Arbeitsgemeinschaft_Kunstwissenschaften_%2B_Wikipedia/Provenance_loves_Wiki/English

#plw2024 #ProvenanceResearch #wikidata @histodons @historikerinnen