"He was little interested mathematics or theory; for example, when his ideas on magnetic fields were extensively developed later by [James Clerk Maxwell] (1831-1879), Faraday was little concerned with the results. His own scientific career was characterized by simple ideas and simple experiments."
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, The Development of Modern Chemistry (1970) Ch. 5, p. 136.
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