Count Alessandro Volta
Feb 18, 1745 - Mar 5, 1827
Italian, Italy
Count Alessandro Volta was a Italian scientist who contributed in the development of an electrical energy source from chemical action in 1800.
For the first time, electrical energy was available on a continuous basis and could be used for practical purposes.
He also developed the first condenser known today as the capacitor. He has invited to Paris to demonstrate the
voltaic cell to Napoleon. The International Electrical Congress meeting in Paris in 1881 honored his
efforts by choosing the volt as the unit of measure for electromotive force.
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