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       In the very early 1700s Francis Hauksbee put together a glass globe and a crank to make an electrostatic machine. But there was no way of storing the charge produced by the friction of cloth or leather on the spinning glass—that is, until arou
       The Leiden jar, the first electrical capacitor, was invented in 1745 by    Pieter van Musschenbroek, a professor of physics     at Leiden Universit   y, and independently by the German cleric Ewald Georg von Kleist. The jar was made of glass,
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