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• Volt
  ...e [[SI]] unit of electrical potential and of [[electromotive force]]. The volt is named for an early pioneer of the science of electricity, [[Alessandro V One volt is the potential across which a current of one [[ampere_(unit)|ampere]] wil
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• Electron volt
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• Volt/Approval
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• Volt/Definition
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• Electronvolt
  The '''electronvolt (eV)''', also commonly spelled as electron volt (two words), is a unit of [[energy]] used in many branches of [[physics]], ...in [[SI]] units, in which the energy unit [[joule]] is [[coulomb]] times [[volt]],
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• Statvolt/Definition
  ...ic voltage; symbol statV; 1 statV = 10^−6×''c'' volt; ''c'' speed of light in m/s.
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• Volt
  ...e [[SI]] unit of electrical potential and of [[electromotive force]]. The volt is named for an early pioneer of the science of electricity, [[Alessandro V One volt is the potential across which a current of one [[ampere_(unit)|ampere]] wil
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• Weber (unit)
  ...style = "vertical-align: text-top;"><math> \mathcal{E}</math></font> (in volt) to the rate of change of magnetic flux <math>\Phi\,</math> (in Wb/s) throu ...ing a circuit of one turn, would produce in it an electromotive force of 1 volt if it were reduced to zero at a uniform rate in 1 second.'' (Resolution 2,
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• Statvolt
  ...p>9</sup>) erg/statC = 1/300 statV or one statV is approximately 300 V (volt).
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• Siemens (unit)
  ...ch will allow a current of one [[ampere]] across a potential drop of one [[volt]]. The siemens is the reciprocal of the [[ohm]]. The siemens is a derived unit in the SI, equal to 1 [[ampere|A]]/[[volt|V]], or [[ohm|Ω]]^-1; or in terms of SI basic units: V = s<sup>3
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• Voltage
  ...f electrical potential in the [[SI]] and most other systems of units are [[volt]]s.
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• Ohm
  ...ch will allow a current of one [[ampere]] across a potential drop of one [[volt]]. The ohm is a derived unit in the SI, equal to 1 [[volt|V]]/[[ampere|A]]; or in terms of SI basic units:
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• Statvolt/Related Articles
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• Ampere (unit)
  *The [[volt]] is the unit of [[electrical potential]], and is the potential across whic ...ce which will allow a current of one ampere across a potential drop of one volt.
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• Watt (unit)
  ...ectrical current of one [[Ampere_(unit)|ampere]] across a potential of one volt. From the relation which states that dissipated power ''P'' is proportion : 1 W = 1 ampere·volt &equiv; 1 A·V.
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• Coulomb (unit)/Related Articles
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• Farad
  where C is [[coulomb]], V is [[volt]], J is [[joule]], N is [[newton]], and m is [[meter]]. A farad is a hug
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• Abvolt
  ...ot;A) = 1&sdot;10^&minus;8 J/C = 1&sdot;10^&minus;8 [[volt]].
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• Joule
  ...he energy released by an electric charge of one [[coulomb]] dropping one [[volt]] in absolute value of electrical potential. ...of coal equivalent]]; [[Ton of TNT|ton of TNT]]; [[Electron volt|electron volt]]; [[Hartree|hartree]]; [[Inverse meter|inverse meter]]; [[Inverse second|i
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• Electromagnetic wave/Related Articles
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• Form factor
  ...meant a five-volt power supply and a 4-pin socket, while a 12AT7 had a 12-volt power supply and a 7-pin socket.
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• Gauss (unit)
  ...], <math> \mathcal{E}</math> in [[abvolt|abV]] ( = 10^&minus;8 [[volt]]), |'''B'''| in G, and &Phi; in Mx:
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• Alkaline battery
  ...battery|zinc-carbon batteries]], while both produce approximately 1.523 [[volt]]s per cell, alkaline batteries have a higher energy density and longer she
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• Maxwell (unit)
  ...he SI unit of flux, [[weber]], is almost the same as that of maxwell, with volt replacing abvolt. Hence
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• Nuclide
  ...m|He]] where the energy released in the transformation is Q=4.25[[Electron volt|MeV]].
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• Gaussian units
  <tr> <td><i>V</i> </td> <td>[[Electric potential]] </td> <td>[[volt]] (V) </td> <td>10⁶/<i>c</i> </td ...ss]], Oe = [[oersted (unit)|oersted ]]; Wb = [[weber (unit)|weber]], V = [[volt]], s = [[second]], T = [[tesla (unit)|tesla]], m = [[meter]], A = [[ampere
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• V (letter)
  *V: volt, unit of electric potential (difference)
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• Mass
  ...\lbrack \tfrac{ev}{c^2} \rbrack </math> where "ev" is the unit [[electron-volt]] and ''c'' is the [[speed of light]]. The "c&sup2;" is often dropped when
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• Reduction potential
  A reduction potential is measured in [[volt]]s (V) and is defined relative to the [[standard hydrogen electrode]] (SHE)
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• Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model
  The Physical layer deals with the raw "[[bits]]" or [[Volt|voltages]] "on the wire," [[wireless LAN]] frequencies "in the air" and opt *Raw [[Volt|voltages]] that represent [[bits]]
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• Neutron moderator
  of an [[electron volt]] at ordinary temperatures (0.025 eV at 20(C), is frequently referred to as
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• Electricity
  ...tories. Additional transformers reduce this to a much lower voltage (120 [[volt]]s in North America and 240 volts in Europe) for safety, eventually bringin
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• Electric field
  ...tem, the appropriate units are [[newton]] per [[coulomb]], equivalent to [[volt]] per [[meter]]. In [[Gaussian units]], the electric field is expressed in
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• Unified atomic mass unit
  {{cite web |title=Fundamental physical constants: atomic mass unit-electron volt relationship 1 ''u'' (''c₀''²)|url=http://physics.nis
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• Hadron
  {{cite web |title=Fundamental physical constants: atomic mass unit-electron volt relationship (1 ''u'')''c₀''² |work=The NIST referenc
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• Viking program
  ...power at 4.4 [[volt]]s. Four [[wet cell]] sealed nickel-cadmium 8 A·h, 28-volt [[rechargeable battery|rechargeable batteries]] were also onboard to handle
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• Momentum
  where C is [[coulomb (unit)|coulomb]], V is [[volt]], N is [[newton (unit)|newton]], J is [[joule (unit)|joule]], and T is [[t
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• Units of radioactivity
  ...e or less biological effect than others. Measured in keV/µm-kilo (electron volt per micrometer), it is the energy transferred per unit length of the track
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• International System of Units
  | '''[[volt]]''' | '''volt per metre'''
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• Atomic units
  {{cite web |title=Fundamental physical constants: atomic mass unit-electron volt relationship 1 ''u'' (''c₀''²)|url=http://physics.nis
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• Energy consumption of cars
  ...aken. If the charging of the battery draws, say, 4 kW power—which at 220 [[volt]] is about 18 [[ampere]]—then it will take ''five hours'' to charge the b
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• Crude oil desalter
  ...erates an [[electrostatic field]] at potentials ranging from about 6,000 [[volt]]s to about 20,000 volts that induce [[dipole]] attractive forces between n
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• Orbital hybridisation
  ...ctron spectrum of methane 2]</ref> shows two bands, one at 12.7 [[electron volt|eV]] (one electron pair) and one at 23 eV (three electron pairs). This appa
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• Energy (science)
  ...[[ampere (unit)|ampere]]) and ''V'' is voltage difference (expressed in [[volt]]). ...= 1 [[coulomb (unit)|coulomb]]/second (C/s) and 1 C&sdot;V (coulomb&times;volt) = 1 J.
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• Benchmark quantities
  ...As such, the same 5 newtons-per-coulomb field can also be expressed as 5 [[volt]]s per [[Metre_(unit)|meter]]. In other words, the electric potential chang ...tional_System_of_Units|SI unit]] of electric potential difference is the [[volt]] (V). This unit is used almost universally. Another unit, the [[statvolt]]
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• Electromagnetic wave
  ...nergy carried by the wave across a unit surface in unit time [dimension: [[volt]]&times;[[ampere]]/[[meter]]² = [[joule]]/([[second]]&times;m<su
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• Janis Joplin
  ...rly signalled the group's soul connections, was at the [[Stax Records|Stax-Volt]] Christmas Show in [[Memphis, Tennessee]] on 21 December 1968, with [[The
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• Halobacterium NRC-1
  ...to four cycles of irradiation with high doses of 18-20 MeV (mega-electron volt) electrons from a standard medical LINAC (particle accelerator), allowing t
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• Apollo Command-Service Module
  *Electrical System: three 1.4 kW dc/30-volt fuel cells
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• Wind turbine
  ...d by the braking resistor). The location makes low voltage (around 12&nbsp;volt) distribution practical.
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• Central processing unit
  ...presented by some two-valued physical quantity such as a "high" or "low" [[volt]]age.<ref>The physical concept of [[voltage]] is an analog one by its natur
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• Welding
  ...'Q'' = heat input ([[kilojoule|kJ]]/[[millimetre|mm]]), ''V'' = voltage ([[Volt|V]]), ''I'' = current ([[Ampere|A]]), and ''S'' = welding speed (mm/min).
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• International Space Station
  ...vezda (ISS)|Zvezda]] modules: the Russian segment of the station uses 28 [[volt]]s [[direct current|dc]] (like the [[Space Shuttle program|Shuttle]]). In t
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• Crusades
  </ref> When he finished, his listeners shouted "Deus volt" (God wills it). This became the battle cry of the crusaders. Urban put th
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