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Teachers get a high voltage shock from Benjamin Franklin | National Museum of American History
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On this day in 1752 — 270 years ago — Benjamin Franklin flew a kite during a thunderstorm and collected a charge in a Leyden jar when the kite was struck by
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The Leyden Jar The Leyden jar is a simple device that "stores" static electricity in large amounts. It was the original form of the capacitor. The Leyden. - ppt download
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Shocking" results from a Leyden jar experiment. - ScienceBob.com
Where There Is Charge, There Can Be Sparks! | Science Project
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Science and Industry Museum on Twitter: "#onthisday 1752 Benjamin Franklin flew a kite into a thunderstorm ⛈️ He'd attached a Leyden jar that collected the charge when the kite was struck demonstrating
Leyden Jars – 1745 - Magnet Academy
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Physics - E&M: Ch 35.1 Coulomb's Law Explained (10 of 28) Benjamin Franklin Kite Experiment - YouTube
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Lecture 2 - The electrical experiments of Benjamin Franklin
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