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2 years ago

Who was albert einstien describe his contributions???

Physics

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Nimfa-mama [501]2 years ago

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Answer:

Albert Einstein was from Germany he was born theoritical physicist, from childhood only he loved mechanical toys, he was highly gifted in Mathematics, He was a world citizen and a scientific genius too. His contribution were:

1) he developed the theory of relativity

2) he also discovered the process of nuclear fission

3)he developed the quantum theory of specific heat

4)theory of stimulated emission, on which laser device technology is based

5) law of photoelectric effect

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