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Inventions of the Market Revolution (1.The Hydrogen Fuel cell (Des. is a…
Inventions of the Market Revolution
1.The Hydrogen Fuel cell
Des. is a eletrochemical cell that converts chemical energy of a fuel and an oxidizing agent into electricity.
Eff. We developed/developing more effective was to use fuel.
Case. To produce a more effective form of fuel.
Modern Friction Matches
Des. A small peace of wood with one of it's tips covered in fuel that ignites in the presents of friction.
Case. To have an easily start a fire.
Eff. We used them for almost any thing we need to start a fire.
The Mackintosh Raincoat
A coat used for rain protection.
Case. clothes were mostly made of cloth and materials that absorb water.
Eff. We again use rain coats all around the world, not as stylish as Mackintosh's but it works just as well.
The Typewriter
The typewriter is a machine that made writing a letter cleaner and faster.
Case. Faster and less sloppy way to write a message.
Eff. We used it for years and the modern computer controller is based on in the typewriters of old.
The First Modern Battery
A battery made of consisted pairs of copper and zinc discs piled on top of each other, separated by a layer of cloth or cardboard soaked in brine.
Case. To find a better and more powerful form of energy.
Eff. We still use them to day, although the ones we have a lot better.
Cotton Gin
A machine that separates cotton form its seeds
Case. A faster way to produce cotton.
Eff. Human labor dropped by a lot.
Camera Obscura
A devise use for capturing an image in black and white.
Case. to test the limits of modern technology and art.
Eff. We use highly upgraded forms of the Camera Obscura every day
Modern Roads
A new technique to build a road.
Case. The old technique was poorly maintained and produced a low quality road.
Eff. The new technique has was used for a long time before
the noway days technique was put in place.
Gas lighting
Gas lit lanterns, use for public street lighting.
Case. To better light the streets then with candle.
Eff. Noway days we use electrical lighted lamps, the gas powered lamps were used for a very long time.
Telegraph Communications
An electrical telegraph was a point to point texting messaging system.
Case. To send a message faster then by mail.
Eff. Became the first of a long line of telegraphs that evolved into the cellphone two hundred years later.
The Tin Can
A aluminium can used for storing food and other perishable produce, very good at preserving perishable food
Case. Perishable foods were perishing to fast for the masses to eat.
Eff. Most of the world uses this product every day.
Concrete
A heavy, rough building material made from a mixture of broken stone or gravel, sand, cement, and water, that can be spread or poured into molds and that forms a mass resembling stone on hardening.
Case. We needed stronger materials to build lager factories.
Eff. We still use it to this day, to build some of the worlds largest buildings.