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He found out that frogs hold a charge of 40 ohms

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Galvani's theory to explain his first investigation was that animal electricity was responsible for the contraction of muscles, rather than an external source of electricity. He believed that the electricity originated within the muscle tissue itself, leading to the concept of "animal electricity."


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What did Luigi galvani discover?

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What year did Luigi Galvani invent electricity?

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