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Coulomb Charles Augustin de (17361806), fizyk francuski, oficer wojsk inynieryjnych, czonek Akademii Nauk. Badacz zjawisk magnetycznych
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Charles Augustin de coulomb charles Augustin de Coulomb est lune des personnalités les plus importantes et marquantes de lhistoire des sciences et des techniques.
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Extractions: Type it and go! 1 definition for Charles Augustin de Coulomb From WordNet (r) 1.7 Charles Augustin de Coulomb n : French physicist famous for his discoveries in the field of electricity and magnetism; formulated Coulomb's Law (1736-1806) [syn: Coulomb Charles Augustin de Coulomb You can find more information on Charles Augustin de Coulomb in these books: Coulomb and the Evolution of Physics and Engineering in Eighteenth Century France Avg. Rating: (out of 5)
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Charles Auguste de Coulomb. 1736 a 1806. elektrostatika. Vedouse stala nauka o elektrine teprve stanovením Coulombova zákona
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Extractions: Charles Auguste de Coulomb 1736 a 1806 elektrostatika Vìdou se stala nauka o elektøinì teprve stanovením Coulombova zákona, podle nìho síla pùsobící mezi dvìma náboji je nepøímoúmìrná ètverci jejich vzdálenosti. Coulomb provedl mìøení roku 1785 pomocí torzních vah: mìøil sílu mezi nabitými koulemi zèásti podle statického vychýlení torzních vah, zèásti podle toho, jak koule volnì zavìená na tìchto vahách kmitala vlivem koule nehybné. Coulomb povaoval sílu mezi dvìma náboji za obdobu Newtonova zákona. Dva bodové náboje na sebe pùsobí stejnì velkými silami opaèného smìru. Velikost elektrické síly je pøímo úmìrná souèinu velikostí nábojù Q , Q a nepøímo úmìrná druhé mocninì jejich vzdálenosti r. kde k je konstanta, která závisí na vlastnostech prostøedí. kde je permitivita vakua ( C . m N ) a je relativní permitivita prostøedí. Svùj zákon pøenesl Coulomb i na magnetismus. Tady vak byly pokusy ménì pøesvìdèivé.
Charles Augustin De Coulomb
Charles Augustin de Coulomb. (1736 1806) Charles Augustin de Coulbwas born in France, to a family with wealth and social postion
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Extractions: Charles Augustin de Coulb was born in France, to a family with wealth and social postion, in 1736, and he died in 1806. During his youth he was left penniless after his father made some bad investments. He argued with his mother and left home. He was educated in Paris and served time in the army. With the start of the French Revolution he fled to Paris. He returned in 1795 and was appointed to the Institue de France. He then became Inspector-Gerneral of Public Instruction. His experiments in Mechanical resistance led him to one of two laws. One relating friction to the normal pressure. The second and most famous of Coulomb's Law is for electrostatic charges. Which he observed that the force between charges is as the recciprocal of the square of the distance between. The SI unit is of charge, the Colomb, is named in his honor. By: Tyler Henderson Return to Science page.
Charles Augustin De Coulomb
Charles Augustin de Coulomb (1736 1806). Back to Philosophers and Scientists.1736 Born 14 June at Angouleme, France Son of a government inspector.
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Extractions: Charles Augustin de Coulomb (1736 - 1806) Back to Philosophers and Scientists Born 14 June at Angouleme, France Son of a government inspector. (?) At College des Quatre-nations. Ex pupils incl D'Alembert, Lavosier Mother (who had family money) tried to force CAC to train as doctor. CAC studies maths, is disowned by mother and lives with bankrupt father. Elected member for maths in Society des Sciences, Montpellier. Moves to Paris to study for entry to Mezieres [Engineering Corps] School. At Mezieres. Taught maths by Bossut. Graduates from Mezieres Supervises construction of defences in Martinique. Returns to France. Writes an "Essai sur une application de maximis & minimis a quelques problemes de statique, relatif a l'architecture" which was presented to the Paris Academy of Sciences by Bossut and Borda in 1773. Elected a "corresponding member" of Paris Academy. - Worked as military engineer at Cherbourg, Besancon, Ile d'Aix, and Lille. Wrote memoirs on "Magnetism" and "Friction".
Charles Augustin De Coulomb
Charles Augustin de Coulomb. (17361806). Charles Augustin Coulomb'sfather was Henry Coulomb and his mother was Catherine Bajet.
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Extractions: Charles Augustin de Coulomb Charles Augustin Coulomb's father was Henry Coulomb and his mother was Catherine Bajet. Both his parents came from families which were well known in their fields. His father's family were important in the legal profession and in the administration of the Languedoc region of France, and his mother's family were also quite wealthy. After being brought up in Angoulême, the capital of Angoumois in southwestern France, Coulomb's family moved to Paris. In Paris he entered the Collège Mazarin, where he received a good classical grounding in language, literature, and philosophy, and he received the best available teaching in mathematics, astronomy, chemistry and botany. At this stage in his education there was a crisis for Coulomb. Despite his father's good standing, he had made unsuccessful financial speculations, had lost all his money and moved from Paris to Montpellier. Coulomb's mother remained in Paris but Coulomb had a disagreement with her over the direction his career should take so he left Paris and went to Montpellier to live with his father. At this stage Coulomb's interests were mainly in mathematics and astronomy and while in Montpellier he joined the Society of Sciences there in March 1757 and read several papers on these topics to the Society. Coulomb wanted to enter the Ecole du Génie at Mézières but realised that to succeed in passing the entrance examinations he needed to be tutored. In October 1758 he went to Paris to receive the tutoring necessary to take the examinations. Camus had been appointed as examiner for artillery schools in 1755 and it was his
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Charles August de Coulomb. Charles August de Coulomb pochádzal zo zámonej francúzskejrodiny. Narodil sa 14. júna 1736 v Angouleme v junom Francúzsku.
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Charles Augustin De Coulomb. By Cody McDonald. Charles Augustin De Coulombwas born into a noble family in Angouleme on June 14, 1736.
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Extractions: Charles Augustin De Coulomb By: Cody McDonald Charles Augustin De Coulomb was born into a noble family in Angouleme on June 14, 1736. French physicist who worked with electricity and magnetic forces. First he was in the Royal Corps of Engineers or a Military Engineers. He also attended an engineering school of Mezieres. That was the first school to give an excellent education. In 1773 he published a treatise an analysis of friction in machinery. He also worked out the first scientific theory of lubricates. He was the first to attempt the quantity of work available from human laborers under different work conditions. In 1777 he made a compass for the French Academy of Sciences is when he determined the magnetic force. Which led to the invention of the torsion balance which could measure very small forces with precision. The result of this is Coulombs Law which states that electrostatic and magnetic attractions and repulsions follow an inverse square law. He died in Paris on August 23, 1806. back to atomic scientists page
Coulomb, Charles
coulomb, charles Augustin, * 1736 in Angoulême, + 1806 in Paris. Ab 1760 besuchte er die École du Génie in Mézières. Von da rührte seine lebenslange Freundschaft mit charles Borda.
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charles Augustin de coulomb. Born 14 charles Augustin coulomb's fatherwas Henry coulomb and his mother was Catherine Bajet. Both his
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Extractions: Charles Augustin Coulomb At this stage in his education there was a crisis for Coulomb. Despite his father's good standing, he had made unsuccessful financial speculations, had lost all his money and moved from Paris to Montpellier. Coulomb's mother remained in Paris but Coulomb had a disagreement with her over the direction his career should take so he left Paris and went to Montpellier to live with his father. At this stage Coulomb's interests were mainly in mathematics and astronomy and while in Montpellier he joined the Society of Sciences there in March 1757 and read several papers on these topics to the Society. Camus had been appointed as examiner for artillery schools in 1755 and it was his that Coulomb studied for several months. In 1758 Coulomb took the examinations set by Camus Bossut Borda Coulomb was put in charge of the building of the new Fort Bourbon and this task occupied him until June 1772. It was a period during which he showed the practical side of his engineering skills which were needed to organise the construction, but his experiences would play a major role in the later theoretical memoirs he wrote on mechanics. As far as Coulomb's health was concerned these were difficult years and the illnesses which he suffered while on Martinique left him in poor health for the rest of his life.
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Very brief biography of the scientist from this mathematics resource describes his work in math as well as his research into electricity. charles Augustin de coulomb. Born 14 June 1736 in Angoulême, France
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Extractions: Charles Augustin Coulomb At this stage in his education there was a crisis for Coulomb. Despite his father's good standing, he had made unsuccessful financial speculations, had lost all his money and moved from Paris to Montpellier. Coulomb's mother remained in Paris but Coulomb had a disagreement with her over the direction his career should take so he left Paris and went to Montpellier to live with his father. At this stage Coulomb's interests were mainly in mathematics and astronomy and while in Montpellier he joined the Society of Sciences there in March 1757 and read several papers on these topics to the Society. Camus had been appointed as examiner for artillery schools in 1755 and it was his that Coulomb studied for several months. In 1758 Coulomb took the examinations set by Camus Bossut Borda Coulomb was put in charge of the building of the new Fort Bourbon and this task occupied him until June 1772. It was a period during which he showed the practical side of his engineering skills which were needed to organise the construction, but his experiences would play a major role in the later theoretical memoirs he wrote on mechanics. As far as Coulomb's health was concerned these were difficult years and the illnesses which he suffered while on Martinique left him in poor health for the rest of his life.
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Brief biography describes coulomb's work with electricity and magnetism as well as coulomb's law of the inverse square of electricity.
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Extractions: French physicist who performed experiments with a torsion balance, which he invented independently of Priestley . His investigations led him to suggest that there were two "fluids" of electricity and two of magnetism. He showed both forces were inverse square, and stated that they were unconnected separate phenomena. The inverse square of electricity has come to be known as Coulomb's law although it had been previously expounded by John Robinson Priestley Robinson (John)
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Extractions: Charles Augustin de Coulomb : 1736 - 1806 The French physicist Charles Augustin de Coulomb, (b. June 14, 1736, d. Aug. 23, 1806), discovered the law of force between two charged bodies. After his graduation from the Ecole du Genie at Mezieres in 1761, he served as a military engineer in the West Indies and in other obscure French posts. In 1781, he was permanently stationed in Paris and was able to devote more time to research. Coulomb then turned his attention to physics and published (1785-91) seven memoirs on electricity and magnetism. He adapted a torsion balance to measure electrical forces and demonstrated (1785) the inverse-square law of forces for the case of two bodies of opposite electrical charge. In 1787 he further proved the inverse-square law for attractive and repulsive forces in both electricity and magnetism, and he later showed that the force is also proportional to the product of the charges, a relationship now called Coulomb's Law . Coulomb may be considered to have extended Newtonian mechanics to a new realm of physics. The unit of electrical charge is named for him. Sheldon J. Kopperl
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Extractions: Bibliographie [CD-ROM]. Le Livre de Paris - Hachette, 1993. [CD-ROM]. Microsoft Corporation, 2000. Charles-Augustin Coulomb , [En ligne]. Adresse URL: http://perso.club-internet.fr/dspt/COULOMB.htm Du qualitatif au quantitatif , [En ligne]. Adresse URL: http://perso.club-internet.fr/jac_leon/AutreRegard/champs/champs1/champs11.htm Coulomb , [En ligne]. Adresse URL: http://www.sciences-en-ligne.com/Dictionnaire/DictionnaireDIST/c/coul02.htm , [En ligne]. Adresse URL: http://www.csvt.qc.ca/patriotes/pei/travaux/coulomb/coulomb.htm Recherche : Marie-Michelle Brulotte,
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