Michael Faraday

yes he has six brothers

Faraday's early work was in chemistry. By analyzing gas diffusion, he was the first to liquefy several gases. He developed a type of glass that could reveal light polarization. He also developed an early type of a chemical burner, later perfected by Bunsen.

His greatest discovery, however, was the fact of magnetic induction; which he published in 1831.

he made the electric motor

The Bunsen Burner was named after Mr Robert Bunsen himself a German man that had a crazy idea. Mr Bunsen came across they idea and people soon had the bunsen burner in 1855.

25th of August, 1867

Michael Faraday was married to Sarah Barnard but they did not have children. He was a well known scientist who discovered electromagnetic induction.

when he was trying to learn the properties of magnet using elecric current he failed so in anger he threw a stone on his equipments then he suddenly observed that it is magnified

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moveing a wire though a magnetic field

He didn't! :)

Although Faraday received little formal education and knew little of higher mathematics, such as calculus, he was one of the most influential scientists in history.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday

Faraday was a naturalist, meaning scientist in those days. But he taught himself everything. He was a secretary to an aging physicist and professor who had lost most of his sight. So Faraday would transcribe the professor's works. Then he started seeing patterns in the physics and derived physical geometries for electromagnetism from intuition.

Towards the end of his professor's life, he became quite famous for his discovers and used his boss's prestige to catapult him into the right circles, where people would recognize his genious without a degree; this is very difficult of course. But, education is in the mind, not the book.

No, Michael Faraday did not receive the Nobel Prize. In fact, he died in 1867 almost 30 years before it was created by Alfred Nobel in 1895. Faraday, who was a pioneer of electromagnetism and chemistry, did, however, receive the Royal Medal in 1867 for his contributions to science.

He lived in England.

Faraday had a childhood typical of the English working class about 1800. His blacksmith father could not afford any formal education for his son, and so Michael was apprenticed to a bookbinder between age 14 and 20.

The difference was that Faraday was an intensely curious genius and voracious reader, and thus developed a desire to understand the natural world. Noted scientist Humphrey Davy recognized Faraday's talent and became his mentor. Faraday, despite initially being treated as an inferior, eventually showed his genius in science.

Some of Michael Faraday's friends included chemist Humphry Davy, inventor Charles Wheatstone, and physicist John Tyndall. Faraday also had a close working relationship with Sir William Snow Harris, a scientist known for his work on electricity and lightning conductors.

Micheal faraday was my great great grand dad he discovered bloons and eletrical stuff

The father of Michael Faraday was a blacksmith.

Michael Faraday discovered the laws of electrolysis in 1833. These laws are known as Faraday's laws of electrolysis, which describe the relationship between the amount of a substance produced or consumed during electrolysis and the current flowing through the electrolyte.

moveing a wire though a magnetic field

Faraday did most of his early work while working as an assistant to Humphry Davy, who was a scientist at the Royal Institution, which has been located in the Mayfair Section of London, England, U.K. since 1800.

Depends on how you define, "Victorian."

Faraday lived till the year 1867, and Victoria became Queen of the U.K. in 1837. Thus, his life coincided with her reign for about thirty years.

Whether Faraday adopted the thought processes one would associate with the Victorian Age is subject to debate.

Yes he married Sarah Barnard and had no children.

The Faraday effect is the rotation of the plane of polarization of light due to interaction with a magnetic field. A link is provided to the Wikipedia article where some clearly understandable drawings are posted.

In 1821, Michael Faraday built a machine that made a piece of metal move due to the flow of electricity. Although the amount of motion was small, this was the first published design of an electric motor. All subsequent developments in the use of electricity to make motors work came out of this invention.

The first electric motor able to turn machinery was built by William Sturgeon in 1832.

Michael Faraday was among the first to build an electric motor and a generator, laying the foundation for modern electromagnetic technology. Faraday's work on electromagnetic induction also led to the development of basic principles of the electric transformer.