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(''Also called'' [[electric field]], electric intensity, [[electric field intensity]], [[electric potential gradient|electric  potential gradient]], [[field strength]], and probably others.) The electrical force exerted on a unit  positive charge placed at a given point in space.<br/> The electric field strength is expressed, in the [[mks system]] of electrical units, in terms of volts  per meter and is a [[vector]] quantity. The electric field strength of the [[atmosphere]] is commonly  referred to as the [[atmospheric electric field]].
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<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">(''Also called'' [[electric field]], electric intensity, [[electric field intensity]], [[electric potential gradient|electric  potential gradient]], [[field strength]], and probably others.) The electrical force exerted on a unit  positive charge placed at a given point in space.</div><br/> <div class="paragraph">The electric field strength is expressed, in the [[mks system]] of electrical units, in terms of volts  per meter and is a [[vector]] quantity. The electric field strength of the [[atmosphere]] is commonly  referred to as the [[atmospheric electric field]].</div><br/> </div>
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Latest revision as of 06:36, 29 March 2024

(Also called electric field, electric intensity, electric field intensity, electric potential gradient, field strength, and probably others.) The electrical force exerted on a unit positive charge placed at a given point in space.
The electric field strength is expressed, in the mks system of electrical units, in terms of volts per meter and is a vector quantity. The electric field strength of the atmosphere is commonly referred to as the atmospheric electric field.

(Also called electric field, electric intensity, electric field intensity, electric potential gradient, field strength, and probably others.) The electrical force exerted on a unit positive charge placed at a given point in space.
The electric field strength is expressed, in the mks system of electrical units, in terms of volts per meter and is a vector quantity. The electric field strength of the atmosphere is commonly referred to as the atmospheric electric field.

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