Sentence examples for units of charge from inspiring English sources

One approach, said Dr. Isaacs, would be to find a particle that carries two units of charge, something a chemist would call multivalent.

In 1856, Wilhelm Weber and Rudolf Kohlrausch discovered the ratio between electromagnetic and electrostatic units of charge (Assis 1994, 18).

DME is a first-contact miscible solvent with reservoir oil and is also partially soluble in water because of its polarity, (mu = 1.3;{text{D}}), where (mu) is the dipole moment and D is the Debye unit where 1 D is 10−18 electrostatic units of charge times centimeters (Nelson et al. 1967).

In the year 1856, Wilhelm Eduard Weber and Rudolf Kohlrausch measured the ratio of the electromagnetic and electrostatic units of charge, 1/√ε0μ0, by discharging a Leyden jar, and found that its numerical value was very close to the speed of light as measured directly by Fizeau.

The surprising result was the observation that two units of charge were transferred from the protein surface to that of the water molecules.

Via integration over the entire protein surface, the net results of numerous small net transfer of charge yield the observed value of 2 units of charge.

Later he discovered that the ionic charges are integral multiples of a single unit of charge, never fractions.

In the electrostatic units of the centimetre gram second system, the unit of electromotive force is the statvolt, or one erg per electrostatic unit of charge.

The centimetre gram second units of current are either the electrostatic unit of charge (esu) per second or the absolute electromagnetic unit (abamp).

Avogadro's number times the unit of charge gives Faraday's constant, the amount of charge required to electrolyze one mole of a chemical ion.

More significantly, Faraday's work was the first to imply the electrical nature of matter and the existence of subatomic particles and a fundamental unit of charge.