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Given below are two lists of Scientists and their discoveries/inventions. Match them correctly. Scientist Inventions/Discovery i. Christian Huygens a. Generator ii. Joseph Lister b. Antiseptic iii. Piciontti c. Pendulum clock iv. Heinrich Hertz d. Radio waves

Given below are two lists of Scientists and their discoveries/inventions. Match them correctly. Scientist Inventions/Discovery i. Christian Huygens a. Generator ii. Joseph Lister b. Antiseptic iii. Piciontti c. Pendulum clock iv. Heinrich Hertz d. Radio waves Correct Answer i-c, ii-b, iii-a, iv-d

Scientist

Country

Inventions/Discovery

Year

Christian Huygens

Netherlands

Clock (pendulum)

1657

Joseph Lister

England

Antiseptic

1867

Piciontti

Italy

Generator

1860

Heinrich Hertz

Germany

Radio waves

1887

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