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    The Scientist Who Determined the Magnitude of the Electric Charge
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The Scientist Who Determined the Magnitude of the Electric Charge

Question 102

Question 102

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The scientist who determined the magnitude of the electric charge of the electron was


A) John Dalton.
B) Robert Millikan.
C) J. J. Thomson.
D) Henry Moseley.
E) R. Chang.

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