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electromagnetic inductions

electromagnetic inductions is the plural of electromagnetic induction.

Meaning of electromagnetic induction

Noun

electromagnetic induction (countable and uncountable, plural electromagnetic inductions)

  1. The production of an electrical potential difference in a conductor situated in a changing magnetic flux.

Questions about electromagnetic inductions

What is electromagnetic inductions the plural of?
Electromagnetic inductions is the plural of electromagnetic induction.

Words near electromagnetic inductions in the dictionary

  1. electromagnetic field
  2. electromagnetic fields
  3. electromagnetic force
  4. electromagnetic hypersensitivity
  5. electromagnetic induction
  6. electromagnetic inductions
  7. electromagnetic interaction
  8. electromagnetic pulse
  9. electromagnetic pulses
  10. electromagnetic radiation
  11. electromagnetic spectra

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