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Definition of charged in English: chargedadjective tʃɑːdʒdtʃɑrdʒd 1Having an electric charge. Example sentencesExamples - Electrostatics theory tells us that there is no electric field inside a charged shell.
- When you switch on the electricity it separates the charged particles of the enclosed gas, thus setting up a controlled lightning display.
- The positively charged hydrogen atoms take up the electrons and form hydrogen gas.
- For instance, within the disk, electrically charged material might pile up, triggering the disk to fragment.
- The material that captured the electron is now negatively charged and the material that lost an electron is now positively charged.
- On the other hand, we also studied the electrostatic properties of the charged bilayer/electrolyte interface.
- The Sun emits not only sunlight but also ultraviolet light, X-rays, and a stream of charged particles, electrons, and ions.
- Because the electron was negatively charged and atoms are electrically neutral, there must be a positive charge somewhere in the atom.
- An electric field emanating from the charged red atom causes energy level shifts in the molecule, allowing current to flow.
- A plasma is typically a gaseous discharge containing electrons and positively charged ions.
- The positively and negatively charged ions cause an electric field to form.
- In a neutral atom, clouds of negatively charged electrons screen the positive nuclear charge so that atoms can approach one another.
- These systems break up a substance into electrically charged pieces and then interpret how the molecular fragments move.
- The universality of gravity sets it apart from, for example, the electrical forces between charged bodies.
- Our body is full of charged particles and complicated electrolytic reactions.
- Likewise, Faraday thought that electric fields somehow manipulated charged particles with ghostly hands.
- Dirac's odd prediction of the existence of a positively charged electron had been confirmed by two independent experiments.
- The isotope film becomes gradually positively charged as it loses electrons.
- Therefore for a highly charged object, the electric charge will attempt to move into the ground.
- 1.1 Filled with excitement, tension, or emotion.
the highly charged atmosphere created by the boycott Example sentencesExamples - How I long for the spontaneity of those social witticisms or emotionally charged exchanges.
- Even though I've read the book three times so far, never once have the words conveyed the sense of excitement and the charged atmosphere that came across on film.
- No issue is quite as emotionally charged as the issue of child abuse.
- Then the charged atmosphere of the club, the familiar bounce and beat of the techno tune, filled him and he leaned forward to finish his drink.
- A terrific British cast, working with an emotionally charged script, keeps viewers glued to the screen.
Synonyms well supplied with, replete with, overflowing with, bursting with, brimful with, brimming with, loaded with, overloaded with, abounding in, well provided with, well stocked with, rich in, abundant in, rife with
Definition of charged in US English: chargedadjectivetʃɑrdʒdCHärjd 1Having an electric charge. Example sentencesExamples - In a neutral atom, clouds of negatively charged electrons screen the positive nuclear charge so that atoms can approach one another.
- An electric field emanating from the charged red atom causes energy level shifts in the molecule, allowing current to flow.
- The material that captured the electron is now negatively charged and the material that lost an electron is now positively charged.
- Likewise, Faraday thought that electric fields somehow manipulated charged particles with ghostly hands.
- Our body is full of charged particles and complicated electrolytic reactions.
- The Sun emits not only sunlight but also ultraviolet light, X-rays, and a stream of charged particles, electrons, and ions.
- Therefore for a highly charged object, the electric charge will attempt to move into the ground.
- Electrostatics theory tells us that there is no electric field inside a charged shell.
- For instance, within the disk, electrically charged material might pile up, triggering the disk to fragment.
- The isotope film becomes gradually positively charged as it loses electrons.
- When you switch on the electricity it separates the charged particles of the enclosed gas, thus setting up a controlled lightning display.
- These systems break up a substance into electrically charged pieces and then interpret how the molecular fragments move.
- The universality of gravity sets it apart from, for example, the electrical forces between charged bodies.
- A plasma is typically a gaseous discharge containing electrons and positively charged ions.
- Dirac's odd prediction of the existence of a positively charged electron had been confirmed by two independent experiments.
- The positively charged hydrogen atoms take up the electrons and form hydrogen gas.
- The positively and negatively charged ions cause an electric field to form.
- Because the electron was negatively charged and atoms are electrically neutral, there must be a positive charge somewhere in the atom.
- On the other hand, we also studied the electrostatic properties of the charged bilayer/electrolyte interface.
- 1.1 Filled with excitement, tension, or emotion.
the highly charged atmosphere created by the boycott Example sentencesExamples - No issue is quite as emotionally charged as the issue of child abuse.
- Even though I've read the book three times so far, never once have the words conveyed the sense of excitement and the charged atmosphere that came across on film.
- Then the charged atmosphere of the club, the familiar bounce and beat of the techno tune, filled him and he leaned forward to finish his drink.
- How I long for the spontaneity of those social witticisms or emotionally charged exchanges.
- A terrific British cast, working with an emotionally charged script, keeps viewers glued to the screen.
Synonyms well supplied with, replete with, overflowing with, bursting with, brimful with, brimming with, loaded with, overloaded with, abounding in, well provided with, well stocked with, rich in, abundant in, rife with
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