Volta-Galvanic conflict and battery innovation

Talking about the conflicts of electricity in our history, we feel nikola Tesla and Thomas Alva Edison conflict. The conflict between the two innovators of DC current and AC current has been historically-famous as The War of Electricity. However, it is not the first time that Marathis are struggling to deal with electricity, even before that many other scientists have been debating such disagreements with their own discovery.

We are all familiar with both Luigi Gallavani and Alessandro Volta. Both have been famous for their work on electricity. They also got involved in their conflict with their discovery. But their conflict can not be ugly like the rest of the ten, it also comes out of the extraordinary all the innovations. Electrolytes or batteries were born from Volta and Galvanic contrasts. That story will be called in today's text. So let's start from the beginning. In 1957, a French botanist traveled to South America and found a new type of catfish. To touch it, he felt like an electric shock feeling. In 1772, a British official working in India discovered another similar fish. He sees a kind of fish, whose body is fully charged. This fish could also produce electric sparkling fluid on its skin.

As a result of these discovery, a number of researchers began to think that "the body of some animals or body of all creatures is stored." Earlier, people knew only that the animal was able to transport the electricity very quickly, but to save and use the charge The new idea makes people very curious. Many people began to study 'Animal Electricity'. One of the researchers was Anatomy professor Luizi Galavani of Bologna University.

Galvanic electricity was first noticed in dissection of the frog. To dissect, he used to put a frog on a copper plate, then he kept it tight with a cluster of cloth, with a plate. One day he noticed that whenever a newly broken frog touches the cluster of cloth, only then the legs of the frog are shaking. It's like a person's body found in electric shock. He believed that the fluid in the frog's muscular storage was stored and he published his theory. After the theory of galvanization was published, it created a stir in the scientific field. It became a matter of interest in the discussion of scientists. Several scientists oppose this theory: One of the opposition scientists was Alejandro Volta, a former colleague and friend of Galvechi. Volta is very well known for discovering methane gas. Volta said that the electric shock that the frog has received is not for electricity stored on its fluid. This is the result of the reaction between the two different metals, copper and gastar.

Meanwhile, Galvanie was persistent in his theory. The trouble started to grow when both of them started criticizing each other publicly. Over time, the debate became so intense that the two friends were completely separated. Galvani later shows that if she uses only one type of metal to touch the frog, then the body of the frogs shakes. Voltage rates are not standard. He started to prove his own theory. Trying to show that the frog does not produce frogs, the sale of metal through the metal produces electricity.

Finally Volta succeeded in March 1800. He was able to generate continuous current through different metal connections. In this case, there was no need for any frog. Then his voltaic pile was a surprise to the whole world. The structure of this device but it was not so much complicated. He made some thin zinc and silver plates one by one. And in the middle of two consecutive wings, there is a bitter cloth or a sort of solid paper in salt water. D
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