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Fizeau

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[fee-zoh] / fiˈzoʊ /

noun

  1. Armande Hippolyte Louis 1819–96, French physicist.


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If we examine Fizeau's apparatus closely, we shall recognise in it an old acquaintance: the arrangement of Galileo's experiment.

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If I might be pardoned the use of a phrase of Darwin's in this field, I should say that Fizeau's apparatus was the descendant of Galileo's lantern.

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You know Wheatstone's rotating mirror, Fizeau's wheel, Plateau's perforated rotating disks, etc.

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Three of the most eminent natural philosophers, Galileo, an Italian, Römer, a Dane, and Fizeau, a Frenchman, have fairly shared its labors.

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A modification of M. Fizeau’s chloride of gold “fixing process” is still used to tone, and imparts a rich purple colour to photographic prints on plain and albumenized papers.

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