Talk:Fluid theory of electricity

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I'm doing a project for my history of science class at the Univeristy of Oklahoma. For suggestions on how to expand this article, it might help to look for information concerning Robert Symmer and his contribution the the studies of the Two-Fluid Theory. Being that the theory is now defunct or void of being used as a proper theory, I would expect there to be viable information to construct a stronger article. Possible contributions or experimentations with the Two-Fluid Theory may help lead to more helpful information.
OKRVA15 (talk) 05:04, 3 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]