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Treatise on Theoretical and Applied Electricity

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Also known as: “Traité d’électricité théorique et appliquée”

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…d’électricité théorique et appliquée (1854–58; Treatise on Theoretical and Applied Electricity), was translated into several languages. Later, while carrying out research on the discharge of electricity through gases, he discovered that ozone is created when electrical sparks pass through oxygen.
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