k Luigi Galvani statue, Bologna, Italy Luigi Galvani statue. Italian anatomist Luigi Galvani 17371798 noticed that dead frogs twitched when included in a circuit with metals books and a dissected frog shown here. This led him to propose that animal electricity was responsible, generated by the nerve and muscle tissue in the dead frog. This theory was later shown to be false by Volta in 1800, who showed that the electric current was generated by the metals. The galvanometer and galvanisation are both named after Galvani. This marble statue, unveiled in 1879 in the Piazza Galvani, Bologna, Italy, is by the Italian sculptor Adalberto Cencetti 18471907. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Luigi Galvani statue, Bologna, Italy Luigi Galvani statue. Italian anatomist Luigi Galvani  1737 1798  noticed that dead frogs twitched when included in a circuit with metals  books and a dissected frog shown here . This led him to propose that  animal electricity  was responsible, generated by the nerve and muscle tissue in the dead frog. This theory was later shown to be false by Volta in 1800, who showed that the electric current was generated by the metals. The galvanometer and galvanisation are both named after Galvani. This marble statue, unveiled in 1879 in the Piazza Galvani, Bologna, Italy, is by the Italian sculptor Adalberto Cencetti  1847 1907 .
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Luigi Galvani statue, Bologna, Italy

Luigi Galvani statue. Italian anatomist Luigi Galvani (1737-1798) noticed that dead frogs twitched when included in a circuit with metals (books and a dissected frog shown here). This led him to propose that 'animal electricity' was responsible, generated by the nerve and muscle tissue in the dead frog. This theory was later shown to be false by Volta in 1800, who showed that the electric current was generated by the metals. The galvanometer and galvanisation are both named after Galvani. This marble statue, unveiled in 1879 in the Piazza Galvani, Bologna, Italy, is by the Italian sculptor Adalberto Cencetti (1847-1907).

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