Sentences with AMPERE-SECOND
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"An ampere-second is the unit of electric charge."
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"The total charge of an electron is 1.6 x 10^-19 ampere-seconds."
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"In electrolysis, a current flow of one ampere for one second deposits one ampere-second of charge."
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"A coulomb is defined as one ampere-second of electric charge."
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"The electric potential difference across a conductor is the product of the current and the resistance in ampere-seconds."
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"An ampere-second is equivalent to a coulomb."
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"The coulomb is the metric unit of charge equivalent to one ampere-second."
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"The amount of charge transferred by a current of one ampere in one second is an ampere-second."
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"A current of 2 amperes flowing for 3 seconds results in 6 ampere-seconds of charge."
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"An ampere-second is a measure of the number of electrons flowing past a point in a circuit."
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"The energy stored in an inductor is proportional to the square of the current multiplied by the inductance in ampere-seconds."
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"A current of one ampere flowing for one second results in one ampere-second of charge."
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"The flow of one ampere of current for one second is equal to one ampere-second."
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"In terms of the fundamental units, an ampere-second is equivalent to a kilogram-meter squared per second cubed."
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"The ampere-second is used to measure the charge transferred during a specific time interval by a constant current."
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"The ampere-second is sometimes also referred to as the coulomb."
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"The ampere-second is a derived unit of measure for electric charge."
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"A 9-volt battery can deliver 9 ampere-seconds of charge in one second."
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"The unit symbol for the coulomb is C, and for the ampere-second, it is A.s."
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"The concept of ampere-seconds is important in the study of electric circuits."
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"An ampere-second is the SI unit of electrical charge."
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"The product of a current in amperes and a time in seconds is expressed in ampere-seconds."
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"When current flows for one second, the charge transferred is one ampere-second."
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"The electric charge of one electron is approximately equal to 1.6022 x 10^-19 ampere-seconds."
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"In electrolysis, the amount of material deposited or liberated at an electrode is proportional to the number of ampere-seconds passed."
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"A typical lightning bolt can carry several hundred thousand ampere-seconds of charge."
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"A modern car battery typically has a capacity of around 50 ampere-seconds."
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"The flashing of an LED in a circuit may last for a few milliseconds, consuming very few ampere-seconds of charge."
