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...million kW and the project is expected to generate 18.7 billion [[kWh]] of electricity annually.

...novel interpretations. Joseph Priestley referred to him as 'the father of electricity'. .... He is regarded by some as the father of [[electrical engineering]] or [[electricity]] and [[magnetism]].<ref>[[Merriam-Webster]] Collegiate Dictionary, 2000, C

...mposed songs for their third album, ''[[Led Zeppelin III]]''. There was no electricity in the cottage. It was a much more relaxed setting than the one for their p

...ical strand. That strand may be covered, as with [[insulation]] to prevent electricity from traveling outside the path of the wire, or, when the wire is used as a

...introduced the displacement current, Maxwell realized from the analogy of electricity with an incompressible fluid that the displacement current is necessary to ...displacement current entering ''V''.<ref>J. Clerk Maxwell, ''A treatise on Electricity and Magnetism, 2 vols. Oxford (1873). Reprinted by Oxford UP (1998)</ref>

*{{cite book |title=Classical electricity and magnetism |author=WKH Panofsky and M Phillips |isbn=0486439240 |year=20

...developmental patterns. I think, for example, of fields like chemistry and electricity before the mid-eighteenth century, of the study of heredity and phylogeny b

...COE (VALCOE), which modifies LCOE of a particular technology in a specific electricity system according to its contribution to enabling all aspects of securely op Most studies that investigate the full system cost of electricity sources conclude that new Nuclear is the cheapest low carbon option at the

...stern part of the state also features oil and coal mining, with coal-fired electricity plants in the Rockies. In northwest Montana, there are numerous dams produc

'''Electricity'''

Magnetism is intimately related to [[electricity]]. This was first discovered by the Danish physicist [[Hans-Christian Oerst ...1860s. These equations describe mathematically the interconnection between electricity and magnetism and the forces exerted by these phenomena, and thus form the

...he proximity of, charcoal or wood fires, generally outdoors; today gas and electricity are also frequently used as heating sources. The cooking process is usually

The ampere is named for [[André-Marie Ampère]], an early investigator of electricity, magnetism, and chemistry.

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...y useful in [[nanotechnology]]. They exhibit unusual strength and unique [[electricity|electrical]] properties, and are extremely efficient conductors of [[heat]]

When Savart arrived in Paris, Biot was undertaking research on electricity. The two began a collaboration and when, early in 1820, [[Hans Christian Oe

*In [[battery (electricity)|batteries]], two metals with different [[electron affinity|electron affini

...he formation of the second series of Faraday's 'Experimental researches in electricity.'" ''Physis'', 1996. 33: 141–220.

...require the input of some type of energy such as [[heat]], [[light]] or [[electricity]]. Classically, chemical reactions are strictly transformations that involv ...he released energy may be in the form of heat, light (for example, flame), electricity (for example, [[battery]] discharge), [[sound]] and [[shock wave]]s (for e

...omotive force]]. The volt is named for an early pioneer of the science of electricity, [[Alessandro Volta]] (1745-1827).