What are Maxwell's experiments?

Maxwell's experiments refer to a series of scientific investigations conducted by James Clerk Maxwell, a Scottish physicist and mathematician, during the mid-19th century. His experiments primarily focused on the theories and principles of electromagnetism, leading to the development of Maxwell's equations, which are considered the foundation of classical electromagnetism. Maxwell's experiments involved the study of electrical and magnetic fields, the behavior of electromagnetic waves, and the determination of fundamental constants related to electricity and magnetism. Through his experiments, Maxwell made significant contributions to our understanding of the interconnection between electricity, magnetism, and light, establishing a basis for future developments in these fields.

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