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The charge of the electron was first measured accurately in the oil drop experiment by:
- J. J. Thomson
- Michael Faraday
- John Dalton
- Robert Millikan
Answer
D. Robert Millikan
Solution
Millikan's experiment (1909) gave e 1.6 × 10-19 C.
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