Phaenomena Electricitatis Exposita is a pioneering work in the field of electrical science, written by the renowned German physicist Andreas Gordon. Originally published in 1744, this book provides a detailed analysis of the behavior of electrical charges and currents, as well as describing numerous experiments that Gordon conducted in the course of his research. With its clear, concise prose and meticulous attention to detail, this book remains a classic of 18th-century science.

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