Alessandro Volta's Electric Discovery

A cinematic portrayal of Alessandro Volta creating the first voltaic pile in an 18th-century laboratory.

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description: Alessandro Volta creating the first voltaic pile by placing alternating copper and zinc metal discs in a column separated by a porous material such as felt, soaked in salt water. By stacking these discs, he created a connection that generated a continuous and stable electric current between the metal discs at the ends.
wardrobe: dark levita, silk waistcoat, white linen shirt with high collar, tight trousers, and buckle shoes, in the elegant style of the late 18th century
action: Volta has just placed the last disc on top of the stack of discs in his experiment. He connects it and continuous electricity is generated between all the stacked discs, from bottom to top. He watches the experiment with great interest, frowning.

location: An 18th-century laboratory with wooden tables, glass jars, wires and metals, antique scientific instruments, dim lighting from natural light or candles, and Alessandro Volta working intently on his electric pile.
time of day: night
lighting: dramatic interior light
tone: dramatic, cinematic

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