His cup directly measures ion currents collected by a shielded electrode and his investigations into materials that partially expel external magnetic fields from their interior led him to name the phenomenon diamagnetism.
The Verdet constant describes his eponymous effect involving the rotation of light polarization in a magnetic field. His cup directly measures ion currents collected by a shielded electrode and his investigations into materials that partially expel external magnetic fields from their interior led him to name the phenomenon diamagnetism. The spreading of charge on the surface of a hollow conductor to produce no electric field inside is known as his cage. He also gives his name to a constant equal to the coulombs per mole of electrons and to the quantity describing the ratio of potential difference to stored charge. For 10 points, name this British scientist who has a law of induction and an eponymous unit of capacitance.
The Verdet constant describes his eponymous effect involving the rotation of light polarization in a magnetic field.
Michael {Faraday}