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Faraday’s Works

Faraday’s early works were based on chemistry. He studied chlorine as well as new chlorides of carbon. One of Faraday’s most practical and useful inventions was an early version of the Bunsen burner.
Electromagnetism and electricity were the main focuses of Faraday. Although, electricity was discovered earlier, it was Faraday who, through his electro-magnetic rotation model, played a critical role in providing a continuous source of electricity. His theories of electromagnetism also proved to be useful in the electricity industry in the 19th century. His continuous research works led to the discovery of diamagnetism as well.

Faraday also undertook various science projects. One among them was the study of coal dust along with another scientist named Charles Lyell. They became interested in this after a big explosion that happened in a coal mine in Durham in the year 1865. The recommendations made by the researchers were not acted upon until another tragedy happened in the year 1913.