Millikan, Robert Andrews (1868–1953)
American physicist awarded the 1923 Nobel Prize in Physics for his determination
of the charge on a single electron (the
famous oil-drop experiment) and his work on the photoelectric
effect. He also studied and named cosmic
rays.
See also Einstein
and the photoelectric effect. Related category
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