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        2. Effects of ohmic heating on the quality of orange juice were examined and compared to those of heat pasteurization at 90 degrees C for 50 s.
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        6. James Prescott Joule

          English physicist
          Date of Birth: 24.12.1818
          Country: Great Britain

          Content:
          1. Biography of James Joule
          2. Contributions to Electromagnetism
          3. Discovery of the Mechanical Equivalent of Heat
          4. Collaboration with William Thomson
          5. Recognition and Honors
          6. Legacy and Death

          Biography of James Joule

          James Joule was an English physicist born on December 24, 1818, in Salford near Manchester.

          He received his education at home, where he was taught mathematics, physics, and the basics of chemistry by the renowned physicist and chemist J. Dalton. Under Dalton's influence, Joule began his experimental research at the age of 19.

          Contributions to Electromagnetism

          In 1838, Joule published an article in the journal "Annals of Electricity" describing an electromagnetic motor.

          In 1840, he discovered the phenomenon of magnetic saturation, and in 1842, he identified the phenomenon of magnetostriction. Inspired by Faraday's work, Joule turned his attention to studying