Alessandro Volta was a highly skilled (for his time) and studious physicist and chemist. He was the first to isolate methane and is also credited with inventing the battery. Volta was a devout Catholic, though was accused by many of being irreligious and "ignoring the call of the Church." He strongly denied the accusations, though admitting, "...failed in the performance of those good works which are the mark of a Catholic Christian." He went on to say he spent a good deal of time studying the religion and had "never wavered" in his faith.
Because the Italian Alessandro Volta lived around the late 17-1800's it seems as if formal education was not required or expected of men. Although Volta was a professor of experimental physics at the University of Pavia for 25 years, I assume he had the equivalent of a college education.
Alessandro Volta grew up in Como, Italy, and attended the Royal Seminary there. He later studied at the University of Pavia in Italy, where he became a professor and conducted his pioneering work on electricity.
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No. Alessandro Volta was an Italian physicist.
Alessandro Giuseppe Antonio Anastasio Volta
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Alessandro Volta was born on February 18, 1745.
Alessandro Volta created the very first battery in 1800.
Alessandro Volta was born on Feb. 18, 1745, in Como, Italy.
No, Alessandro Volta was not an only child. He had five siblings.
Alessandro Volta received the Copley medal in 1794.
Alessandro Volta attended the Royal College of Como in Italy.
Alessandro Volta received the Legion of Honor in 1804.