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Max Planck

(1858—1947) German theoretical physicist who founded quantum theory

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(1858–1947), German physicist and spokesman for science.

Planck came from a family of lawyers and pastors. His marriage to the daughter of a banker placed him comfortably within the professional ...

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date: 14 January 2025

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