Electric Current Collection (#2)

Iontophoresis for excess sweating
Iontophoresis. This is a treatment for excess sweating of the hands

Orange battery. Copper (orange) and zinc (silver) electrodes have been inserted into an orange and connected to wires to produce electricity. The voltmeter (top) is showing the voltage generated

Tomato battery
Lemon battery. Copper (orange) and zinc (silver) electrodes have been inserted into a lemon and connected to wires to produce electricity. The voltmeter (top) is showing the voltage generated

Andre-Marie Ampere, French physicist
Andre-Marie Ampere (1775-1836), French physicist and pioneer of electrodynamics. Ampere also worked as a mathematician and chemist. He was elected to the French Academy of Sciences in 1814

Electricity power pylon
Electric Power Pylon spreads the energy to the Grid

Electroplating, 19th century
Electroplating. Artwork showing an inspection of a workers skill in the technique of electroplating. The electroplated object is being examined

William Nicholson and Anthony Carlisle
William Nicholson (1753-1815) English physicist and inventor and Anthony Carlisle (1768-1840), English surgeon. In 1800 Nicholson made the first Voltaic Pile constructed in England which he

Oersted discovering electromagnetism
Engraving of Hans Christian Oersted, a Danish physicist, born in 1777 died in 1851. He is seen here with his assistant observing an experiment to demonstrate the effect of an electric current on a

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"Unleashing the Power: Exploring the Fascinating World of Electric Current" The Atlantic Cable (engraving): A groundbreaking achievement that connected continents, the Atlantic Cable revolutionized communication by transmitting electric current beneath the ocean's depths. Opening of the Liverpool Docks overhead Electric Railway (engraving): Witnessing progress in motion, this electrifying railway marked a significant milestone in transportation history, propelling cities into an era of efficient and sustainable travel. Early 19th-century experiment with electricity on the human body: Delving into scientific curiosity, pioneers dared to explore electricity's effects on our bodies, paving the way for medical advancements and understanding electrical currents within us. Souter Lighthouse Under Ominous Storm Clouds; South Shields, Tyne And Wear, England: Amidst nature's fury, Souter Lighthouse stands tall as a beacon of safety powered by electric current – a testament to mankind harnessing energy even amidst adversity. Illustration of parallel circuit: Uniting multiple paths for electric flow, parallel circuits exemplify teamwork and efficiency as they distribute power seamlessly across interconnected devices or systems. Illustration of an alternator - anti-clockwise current: Embracing innovation in electrical generation, alternators spin against time itself to produce alternating currents that drive countless machines we rely on daily. Illustration of Daniell cell - electrochemical marvel: With copper and zinc plates immersed within it, Daniell cells demonstrate how chemical reactions can generate steady flows – unlocking new possibilities for powering our world. Illustration of cross-section through metal wire - electron migration revealed: Peering inside a metal wire reveals electrons journeying from negative charges towards positive ones – showcasing how these tiny particles enable electricity to flow effortlessly through conductors. Illuminating solar-powered calculators' magic dance.