current | | unit obtained by dividing henry by ohm |
parallel | | the flow of heat from molecule to molecule in a medium |
watt | | the ratio of the difference in temperature to the length of a heat conductor is called temperature ___ |
Maxwell | | He unified the four laws of electricity and magnetism |
weber | | the measure of chaos in a system |
magnetomotive | | non - existent magnet |
sublimation | | His laws are used for parallel circuits having different emfs |
shear | | ___ force which is NOT a force |
conduction | | materials which can not be magnetized |
absolutezero | | the amount of heat needed to change the temperature of a gram of water by one celsius degree |
diamagnetic | | the AC equivalent of resistance |
perpendicular | | __ modulus is used for a material with shape deformation |
efficiency | | measures the opposition to magnetic flux |
impedance | | the temperature at which the three phases of matter co - exist with each other |
calorimetry | | operationally defined as the work per unit charge |
zero | | unattainable according to the third law of thermodynamics |
volume | | opposition to the flow of charge |
phasor | | the space occupied by a substance |
refrigerator | | transfers heat from a colder to a hotter region |
permittivity | | measure of a material's ability to allow magnetic field lines through it |
series | | the study of electric charges at rest |
convection | | ___ force is the other name given to induced emf |
triplepoint | | the direct change of a solid to gas |
electromagnetic | | the study of heat energy involved in mixtures |
radiation | | the unit used for magnetic field |
electron | | a measure of the ability of a material to establish electric field |
mho | | its deficiency makes an object positively charged |
capacitor | | materials which are easily magnetized |
poles | | the kind of field set up by a moving electric charge |
tesla | | results from the dot product of a vector field and area |
isochoric | | a measure of the average kinetic energy of the molecules |
ferromagnetic | | the heat transfer that occurs in an oven |
electrostatics | | the circuit element that resists the change in current |
entropy | | the kind of connection that provides only one path for the current |
electromotive | | the first unit used for the reciprocal of resistance |
isobaric | | a rotating vector |
Avogadro | | term used to describe the ends of a magnet |
heat | | particles that make an atom heavier |
proton | | the orientation of two vectors to give maximum dot product |
flux | | the electric counterpart of the spring in a mechanical oscillating system |
permeability | | He is credited for the number os molecules in a mole of any substance |
temperature | | the phase angle in an AC circuit in resonance |
monopole | | the positive particles of an atom |
Kirchhoff | | the heat process where the heat energy remains constant |
inductor | | its magnetic field is identical with that of a magnet |
reluctance | | the reaction of a capacitor or inductor to alternating current |
adiabatic | | the SI unit of heat current |
coulomb | | the process never do work |
second | | the reciprocal of resistance |
resistance | | the SI unit of conductance |
gradient | | the SI unit of capacitance |
farad | | this heat process requires the greatest heat enegy fro the smae temperature change |
solenoid | | the standard unit of charge |
potential | | process by which heat is transfered by electromagnetic waves |
siemen | | its value is always less than one. |
neutron | | the rate at which charges flow past a point |
resonance | | the condition at which a series LRC circuit has its minimum impedance |
reactance | | velocity and magnetic field orientation that will give the maximum magnetic force |
calorie | | energy in transit |
conductance | | the SI unit of magnetic flux |