Difference between revisions of "Charge"
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In [[physics]], a '''charge''' is the electric [[potential]], typically expressed in units of [[coulomb]], that represents a concentration of [[electron]]s. | In [[physics]], a '''charge''' is the electric [[potential]], typically expressed in units of [[coulomb]], that represents a concentration of [[electron]]s. | ||
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In legal terminology, a charge is an accusation by the police that a suspect (future defendant) has broken a specific law.
In physics, a charge is the electric potential, typically expressed in units of coulomb, that represents a concentration of electrons.
