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Charge or
charge in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Charge or
charged may
refer to:
Charge, Zero Emissions/Maximum Speed, a 2011 do****entary
Charge (David...
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charge is the
physical property of
matter that
causes charged matter to
experience a
force when
placed in an
electromagnetic field.
Electric charge can...
- shock. Most
depth charges use high
explosive charges and a fuze set to
detonate the
charge,
typically at a
specific depth.
Depth charges can be
dropped by...
- A
charge cycle is the
process of
charging a
rechargeable battery and
discharging it as
required into a load. The term is
typically used to
specify a battery's...
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elementary charge,
usually denoted by e is the
electric charge carried by a
single proton or, equivalently, the
magnitude of the
negative electric charge carried...
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Quick Charge (QC) is a
proprietary battery charging protocol developed by Qualcomm, used for
managing power delivered over USB,
mainly by communicating...
- A
satchel charge is a
demolition device,
primarily intended for combat,
whose primary components are a
charge of
dynamite or a more
potent explosive such...
- In chemistry, a
formal charge (F.C. or q) in the
covalent view of
chemical bonding, is the
charge ****igned to an atom in a molecule, ****uming that electrons...
- Pickett's
Charge (July 3, 1863), also
known as the Pickett–Pettigrew–Trimble
Charge, was an
infantry ****ault
ordered by
Confederate Gen.
Robert E. Lee...
- A
shaped charge is an
explosive charge shaped to
focus the
effect of the explosive's energy.
Different types of
shaped charges are used for
various purposes...
