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The passage of electric current through the needle tip will cause a small electrical burn the size of a pea.
Ohmic heating (OH) is a processing in which heat is generated inside foods by the passage of electric current.
It is the high resistance of the nonconducting materials that causes them to be heated by the passage of electric current, leading to fire and other damage.
These generally unforeseen causes found to lead to the passage of electric current through bearings of the motors and alternators and deteriorate them in due course.
This study investigated the effects of the passage of electric currents of 500 A/cm2 density through Sn/Ag couples annealed at 120 and 160 °C.
As noted earlier, in the two important versions of the electrolytic process, brine is the electrolyte (in which the passage of electric current occurs by the movement of charged particles called ions), and graphite rods are the anodes (positive terminals).
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Piano Sonata No. 6 in A, Op. 82, sonata for solo piano by Sergey Prokofiev, known for its passages of electric fury alternating with flowing lyricism.
Vicente's palette lightened in the '50s and '60s, with canvases like "N" from 1959, which includes passages of electric green, orange and yellow, or "Princeton No. 5" from 1966, with its vaguely biomorphic collagelike shapes vibrating in a bright field.
Interactions of matter associated with the passage of an electric current depend upon the characteristics of the negatively charged electron.
The structures are produced by the passage of an electric current through graphite in an arc-discharge apparatus.
A transistor is, at bottom, just a switch that allows or prohibits the passage of one electric current according to instructions carried by a second current.
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