Lippmann plate
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Lippmann plate
Summary
Lippmann plate is a photographic plate[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 9 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Lippmann plate is credited with the discovery of Gabriel Lippmann[3].
- Lippmann plate's instance of is recorded as photographic plate[4].
- Lippmann plate's instance of is recorded as photographic technique[5].
- Gabriel Lippmann is named after Lippmann plate[6].
- Lippmann plate's Commons category is recorded as Photographie interférentielle[7].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Gabriel Lippmann[8].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Edmond Rothé[9].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Eduard Valenta[10].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Auguste Ponsot[11].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Richard Neuhauss[12].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Hans Lehmann[13].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Hermann Krone[14].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Otto Wiener[15].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Louis Lumière[16].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Auguste Lumière[17].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Santiago Ramón y Cajal[18].
- Lippmann plate's used by is recorded as Herbert E. Ives[19].
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Works and Contributions
Lippmann plate is credited with the discovery of Gabriel Lippmann[3].
Why It Matters
Lippmann plate has Wikipedia articles in 9 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]