This scientist names a device in which charged particles in a vacuum hit a metal, creating a current--his namesake "cup.
This scientist names a device in which charged particles in a vacuum hit a metal, creating a current--his namesake "cup." The density of electrons in a plasma such as the interstellar medium can be measured by observing one phenomenon named for this scientist in which a plane-polarized light in the presence of a B-field undergoes a rotation of the plane of polarization. The minus sign in one equation named for him is due to (*) Lenz's Law. This scientist names a device which blocks external electric fields from propagating inside, which might cause you to lose cell phone reception. This scientist names an equation states that minus the time derivative of the magnetic flux equals the induced emf. For 10 points, name this scientist who names a "cage," the SI unit for capacitance, and a "law of induction."
This scientist names a device in which charged particles in a vacuum hit a metal, creating a current--his namesake "cup.
Michael {Faraday}