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The document summarizes the discovery and early applications of electricity. It discusses how the Ancient Greeks discovered static electricity by rubbing fur on amber. It then explains that the first application was Joseph Henry's electromagnet in 1829, which could perform heavy tasks and transport electricity for everyday use. Finally, it outlines that Thomas Edison invented the light bulb in 1879, which used a carbonized cotton filament that could last 14.5 hours and transformed electrical energy into light.
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Electricity was discovered in ancient Greece around 600 BC by Thales of Miletus, who observed that amber attracted some objects when rubbed. The first application for electricity in the 19th century was using it for everyday life through machines powered by steam, water wheels, horses, and people. One of the first electric machines built was the lightbulb, invented in 1879 by Thomas Edison. The lightbulb used a carbon filament inside a glass bulb to produce light through an electrical current without combustion.
Electricity
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The document provides information about electricity, including what it is, how it is produced and distributed, and safety features in homes. It explains that electricity is generated through burning fossil fuels or renewable sources in power plants, then transmitted through power lines and transformers before reaching homes. Homes have circuit breakers and fuses to control electricity flow and wall outlets have safety features like polarized plugs and ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) to prevent electric shocks.
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Thomas Edison invented the light bulb in 1879 to illuminate the night. It has a filament, stem, and wires. Electrical energy can come from water, wind, or uranium and undergoes transformations from mechanical to kinetic to electrical energy power the light bulb. Inventors aimed to develop long-lasting light bulbs that didn't consume large amounts of energy.
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The document discusses the history of electricity and early electric machines. It describes how Alessandro Volta constructed the first electric battery called the "voltaic pile" in 1800, which consisted of alternating copper and zinc discs separated by brine-soaked cloth. The voltaic pile was one of the first electric machines built and generated electricity through a chemical reaction rather than a voltage difference between metals. Volta used his machine to decompose chemicals and produce new substances, demonstrating early applications of electricity.
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Thomas Edison invented the light bulb in 1879, profoundly changing life by illuminating the night and enabling activity after dark. Though he had little formal education, he showed an early fascination with mechanics and experimentation. Based in Menlo Park, New Jersey, Edison produced over 1,000 inventions, focusing on mass communication and electricity. Key inventions included the phonograph, the motion picture camera, and improvements to telegraph and telephone technologies. While sometimes credited with other inventions like the electric chair, the x-ray, and wax paper, Edison did not invent these. His most profitable invention was an improved alkaline storage battery.
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Electricity was discovered in nature and studied experimentally in the 18th century by Benjamin Franklin and others. Thomas Edison developed the first practical incandescent light bulb in 1879 that could burn for over 700 hours powered by electricity generated from batteries. Before widespread electrical generation, power sources like petroleum, coal, and gas were used to produce energy to power light bulbs, but hydroelectric power from water and solar power have since been developed as well.
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- 1. Project 1- What a machine! Alvaro Díaz Hernando Beatriz de la Varga Puente Noelia Martín Ruiz Adrián Muñoz Benavente
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- 4. The light bulb One of the first electric machines invented was the light bulb It was invented by Thomas Edison in 1879 Humphry Davy, Joseph Wilson Swan and Charles Francis Brush were scientist that helped him to dicover it.
- 5. PARTS OF THE LIGHT BULB.
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