Michael Faraday (1 janv. 1845 – 1 janv. 1846)
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In 1845, Faraday discovered that a magnetic field influenced polarized light, a phenomenon which was later named the Faraday effect. He believed that light could be the vibration of the electric and magnetic lines of force. Such a discovery was one of the first indications that electromagnetism and light were related in some fashion. His description of electromagnetic interactions ultimately resulted in his contributions to electro-engineering and electrochemistry, two highly utilized concepts in the scientific community. In addition to those contributions, he invented the electric motor, which in itself is a significant facet in engineering as well as science.
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