June 15, 1752
True that the historical evidence does say that he proposed an experiment, but no evidence says that he actually DID do the experiment.
In 1786 printers in Philadelphia went on strike. Franklin invited them to conduct their meetings at his house. Here he and his fellow printers plotted strategy. He never forgot his working class roots. Out of this strike grew the Franklin Typographical Society. Evidence suggests Franklin wrote the by-laws.
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1919 it was actually 1911 http://www.rsc.org/chemsoc/timeline/pages/1911.html
The American plenipotentiaries were representatives appointed to negotiate treaties and conduct diplomacy on behalf of the United States. Notable figures include Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and John Jay, who played significant roles during the negotiations of the Treaty of Paris in 1783, which ended the Revolutionary War. Their authority allowed them to make binding decisions and agreements on behalf of the American government.
did Benjamin Franklin conduct safe scientific investigations and how effectively did he communicate his cloncusions
No silk cannot conduct electricity and Benjamin franklin figured that out.
True that the historical evidence does say that he proposed an experiment, but no evidence says that he actually DID do the experiment.
No, Benjamin Franklin was not a storm chaser. He was a statesman, inventor, and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. Franklin did conduct research on electricity and lightning, famously flying a kite in a thunderstorm to study the properties of lightning.
because the kite string does not conduct electricity, the key does.
The kite experiment (whether or not actually conducted as designed) demonstrates that lightning is a form of electricity. The kite will conduct a static charge from the clouds to the ground, the same electromagnetic properties displayed by rubbing fur on amber, or rotating a magnet within a coil. Michael Faraday, born a year after Franklin's death, pioneered the science of electrical generation.
To conduct in this sense means to do the experiment, to carry it out.
when did Millikan conduct his famous oil drop experiment
It is the thing you conduct your experiment on.
Depends on the experiment...
In 1786 printers in Philadelphia went on strike. Franklin invited them to conduct their meetings at his house. Here he and his fellow printers plotted strategy. He never forgot his working class roots. Out of this strike grew the Franklin Typographical Society. Evidence suggests Franklin wrote the by-laws.
Not only Physics and Calculus, Newton did many experiments and inventions too during his youth, including the kite fireworkexperiment that light up the sky and frighten the neighborhood.According to the book "Introducing Newton" by William Rankin, Newton invent a kite fireworks with cloth, small stick, small ropes and explosive stuffs. The result is, "..wonderfully affrighting all the neighboring inhabitant for some time, and causing not a little discourse on market days, among the country people, when over their mugs of ale."This is not to be confused with the Benjamin Franklin's experiment on ligthning electricity.