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Gottfried von Leibniz and Emilie du Châtelet

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Gottfried von Leibniz and Emilie du Châtelet

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Nationality: French

Concept:That there was a living force. It was made of its mass times velocity squared.

Experiment:She came across an experiment. Dropping lead balls in clay.

Time Period:1740

Challenges Faced:She didn’t get much support. She created many controversy

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Nationality: French

Concept: Attention to detail and mass was never lost

Experiment: Mass is never lost or never gained. Give the hydrogen to stick inside an iron thing like gas and turn it into water.

Time Period:18th century 1787

Challenges Faced: She was starting to angry at the growing mob of hungry disenchanted Parisians. She was under suspicion of being a tax collector.

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Nationality:British

Concept:Instead of energy going in lines it made a circle or field.

Experiment:Make a static magnet to move a wire

Time Period:Victorian era, 1812

Challenges Faced:He was falsely accused of plagiarizing someone work

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Nationality: British

Concept: Light is an electromagnetic wave. Electro and magnetic are the same forces. They travel 670 miles per hour.

Experiment: a powerful electromagnet created by the winding of the primary coil.

Time Period: 18th 1842

Challenges Faced: To prove there are electromagnetic waves.

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Nationality:German

Concept:Time itself will slow time and not always goes at fast miles per hour. The nature of light

Experiment: A train is moving and its mass is turned into energy as well.

Time Period:1905

Challenges Faced:He had to be fully into and know about mechanical engineering.

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Otto Hahn, Fritz Strassmann, Lise Meitner, and Otto Robert Frisch

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Otto Hahn, Fritz Strassmann, Lise Meitner, and Otto Robert Frisch

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Nationality: French

Concept:There was a way to create bigger atoms with more protons, neutrons, and electrons.

Experiment: To try to stick nuclei into the structure. Create a bigger nucleus. Using e=mc^2 could help them split the atom.

Time Period:1939

Challenges Faced: The nazis took rid of any german people since the nazis entered world war 1. They didn’t let her back to work on her projects. She was on the brink of finding a major scientific breakthrough.