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2012-02-07, 07:12 PM
Kalovale Wrote:So the definitive answer to this whole issue is just a lack of clarity in wording:

Charging an object to an electric potential of 866 V
means
Charging an object to a charge Q such that the electric potential on the surface (NOT at the center nor at a point charge) is 866 V.


Well, technically the voltage inside the object is the same as at the surface, but that is moot.
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Electric potential - by Kalovale - 2012-02-05, 08:02 PM
Electric potential - by XTOTHEL - 2012-02-05, 08:07 PM
Electric potential - by Kalovale - 2012-02-05, 08:20 PM
Electric potential - by Zelkova - 2012-02-05, 09:11 PM
Electric potential - by Hanabira.Kage - 2012-02-05, 10:37 PM
Electric potential - by Kalovale - 2012-02-05, 11:04 PM
Electric potential - by WayOfTime - 2012-02-06, 08:17 AM
Electric potential - by Kalovale - 2012-02-06, 12:11 PM
Electric potential - by Corn - 2012-02-06, 04:25 PM
Electric potential - by Kalovale - 2012-02-06, 04:56 PM
Electric potential - by Corn - 2012-02-06, 05:22 PM
Electric potential - by WayOfTime - 2012-02-07, 07:12 PM
Electric potential - by VerrKol - 2012-02-17, 08:46 AM

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