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electromagnetic
English
Etymology
From electro- +? magnetic or electromagnet +? -ic
Adjective
electromagnetic (not comparable)
- Relating to electromagnetism
Translations
Anagrams
- magnetoelectric
Romanian
Etymology
From French électromagnétique.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /e?lek.tro.ma??ne.tik/
Adjective
electromagnétic m or n (feminine singular electromagnetic?, masculine plural electromagnetici, feminine and neuter plural electromagnetice)
- Electromagnetic.
Declension
Scots
Etymology
From electro- (“electro-”) +? magnetic (“magnetic”).
Adjective
electromagnetic
- Electromagnetic.
electromagnetic From the web:
- what electromagnetic radiation
- what electromagnetic waves
- what electromagnetic has the longest wavelength
- what electromagnetic has the shortest wavelength
- what electromagnetic wave travels the fastest
- what electromagnetic waves are harmful to humans
- what electromagnetic waves come from the sun
- what electromagnetic waves are used for communication
jansky
English
Etymology
Named after radio astronomer Karl Guthe Jansky.
Noun
jansky (plural janskys or janskies)
- A non-SI unit (symbol Jy) measuring electromagnetic flux density equal to 10-26 watts per square meter per hertz.
jansky From the web:
- what did karl jansky discover
- what does a jansky measure
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