He invented the calotype which is basically a piece of paper conered in silver iodide, and when exposed to the light the silver reacts and darkens, its a negative picture. this allows people to produce pictures in bulk and copy them and such. so basically he helped further develop Photography , other processes and such.
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Henry Ramos is the first Filipino plasma physicist, and does extensive work with titanium nitride.
I work for Chateau Elan estates, he does NOT live there.
his art work influenced the world is by giving the Negro's hope that you could be famous and successful no matter what color skin you have
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William Henry Fox Talbot is famous for his pioneering work in photography. He is known for inventing the calotype process, which was one of the earliest methods for creating photographic images on paper. Talbot's contributions to the development of photography have had a lasting impact on the art form.
discovered filter paper in the mid 1800's. He was quietly developing a sure to work invention when his wifes fishnet hose some how got stuck in between a cup. he didn't notice it right away, so when he went to drink his tea, it was no longer leafy.
William Henry James Weale has written: 'Hubert and John Van Eyck, their life and work' 'Flores Ecclesiae: the saints of the Catholic Church arranged according to the calendar: with the ..'
It means that you work for that company if you don't mean to.
I do not know about Marisse. Do you mean Matisse? He lived and worked in France: Paris and Nice.
Sophie talbot is obviously a girl she is very strange and she is also very wierd hahaha ---------------------------------------------------- omg u r so rude 4 askin dat question im Sophie talbot nd i am a lovely girl who does all her work so ha ha
Henry Cavendish did his work in the library at on if his homes.
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William Henry Perkins is credited with the accidental discovery of the first synthetic dye, mauveine, in 1856. This discovery revolutionized the textile industry by providing a wide range of color options. Perkins' work paved the way for the development of the synthetic dye industry and had a significant impact on the field of chemistry.
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Mary M. Talbot has written: 'Language and gender' -- subject(s): Sex differences, Language and languages 'Fictions at work' -- subject(s): Fiction, Technique, History and criticism
i think henry ford did good at he's work