Michael Faraday (desambiguación)

"Michael Faraday" está compuesto de al menos 2 autores distintos, dividido por sus obras.

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Michael Faraday (1)

The Chemical History of a Candle (1861) — Autor — 445 copias
The Great Books of the Western World, Vol. 45: Lavoisier, Fourier, and Faraday (1789) — Contribuidor — 294 copias
Love Letters (1996) — Contribuidor — 183 copias
Experimental Researches in Electricity (1844) 82 copias
The Forces of Matter (Dover Books on Physics) (1993) 48 copias
Faraday's Experimental Researches in Electricity: Guide to a First Reading (2001) 25 copias
Experimental Researches in Electricity, Volume 1 (1999) 23 copias
On the Various Forces of Nature (1961) 19 copias
The Great Books of the Western World, Vol. 42: Lavoisier and Faraday (1990) 18 copias
Experimental Researches In Chemistry And Physics (1990) 13 copias

Michael Faraday (2)

Las obras han sido aliasadas en Thomas Cushman Buddington.

Michael Faraday (desconocido)

The correspondence of Michael Faraday volume 2, 1832-1840 8 copias
História Química de uma Vela e as Forças da Matéria, A (2003) 8 copias
The correspondence of Michael Faraday Volume 4, January 1849-October 1855 8 copias
The correspondence of Michael Faraday Volume 3, 1841-1848 8 copias
Ludlow 1085-1660: A Social, Economic and Political History (1991) 6 copias
The life and letters of Faraday (2 vols.) (2007) 4 copias
Chemical Manipulation (1974) 4 copias
Experimentaluntersuchungen über Elektrizität - IX. bis XIII. Reihe 3 copias
Experimental Researches in Electricity {series 3-8, 16, and 17} 2 copias
Elements of Chemistry; Experimental Researches in Electricity 1 copia

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Aviso de desambiguación
The name of the scientist, Michael Faraday (1), was used by Thomas Buddington (2), who listed the "Spirit of Michael Faraday" as the author of the pamphlets he published.

1) Faraday, Michael, 1791-1867, scientist, The Chemical Histlory of a Candle.

2) Buddington, Thomas Cushman, published his books as "dictated by the Spirit of Michael Faraday", e.g., The relations of science to the phenomena of life.