YA''who do you think Responsible for the invention of Electricity? a.Thomas edison b. benjamin Franklin and
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What on earth are you ranting about?
No one invented electricity ... it's a naturally occurring phenomena. But your question is almost unintelligible!
"This stupid person" gave you the wrong answer for your homework, huh?
Bummer.
Maybe you should do your own homework. I suspect the person who gave you the wrong answer did so on purpose to teach you a lesson.
It's a multiple choice question, for Christ's sake! You could have found the answer on your own in the time it took you to post (and re-post) this question.
And while you're at it, maybe you should crack open your English grammar book. Your question/statement/rant makes absolutely no sense.
what the hell are you babbling, I cant understad you. But the answer is that no one invented electricity, as it is a natural part of this world. It was discovered.
Nikola Tesla invented electricity. When he went to america to talk about his discovery, Benjamin Franklin stole his work and told the public he discovered electricity. But he just took Nikola's work and claimed it.
NICOLA TESLA IS CROATION!
who else''Thomas Alba Edison''of Course is it he the inventor of light bulb the incandescent and nationwide Electric source
Umm. its B, Thomas Edison harnessed the electrisity so that we could use it without there being a thunder storm, while Benjamin Fraklin discovered it and conducted experiments with it, and Michael Fraday studied stuff in the fields of electromagnetism and electrochemistry. The rest I think is right.
Nicola Tessla is about ten years younger than Edison, and he probably disovered it at about the same time as Edison, but edison brought it to light first, so It would therefore be Thomas Edison.
what electricity you talking about''who is responsible for the invention of it if you say "Electric''or electricity its "Thomas Edison''but if you say about lightning electricity that occurs in rainy season and its no manmade but some will say electricity is part of our world then i say in stone age or cavemans days no one knows electricity was," until the late 18th & 19th century our body has electricity but its not powerful enough to powered T.V. or radio,and if some battery would do that's cell powered electricity (Battery) and in-convenient and heavy to carry and handling messy and costly in the old days to power up any equipment''and the Pure Electricity being made by man and its reliable and support us until now its Mr. Edison's Electricity''hey you know just watch other channel like GMA.TV eat Bulaga
Thomas Edison
Storage Battery
During the first decade of the twentieth century, Edison spent much of his time developing a storage battery that he intended for use in electric automobiles. Edison had a long-standing interest in battery design dating back to his time as a telegraph inventor. He was among the first to try to design consumer-friendly primary batteries in connection with his electric pen copying system and his electric phonograph, but he was never able to overcome the problems presented by the need to replenish chemicals and electrodes in wet cells. Edison did make important improvements in primary battery design, notably for the Edison-Lalande cell, which was used for a variety of purposes. Edison also investigated storage batteries in the early 1880s in connection with central stations but decided that they were not efficient for that purpose. However, the advent of automobiles in the late 1890s spurred him to develop a storage battery to power them. Aware of the weight problems with lead acid batteries, Edison decided to experiment with alkaline electrolytes, such as those used in the Edison-Lalande cell in order to develop a lightweight and long-lasting battery. However, it took him a decade to develop a commercially viable iron-nickel battery and by that time automobiles powered by internal combustion engines had become dominant. Edison did find an extensive market for his battery in a variety of industrial uses, and it was the most successful product of his later life.
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Neither of them invented electricity, they discovered it.
That's almost tantamount to believing that Columbus invented America.
Oh, and Edison didn't invent the incandescent light bulb, Hiram Maxim did. Edison simply plagiarized and patented his idea.
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