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The ⚀biqua·electrelic·potentialel

The ⚀biqua·electrelic·potentialel

Owned by John Kodegadulo
Last updated: Oct 20, 2024
Quantity

electric potential

Formal name

⚀biqua·electrelic·potentialel

Formal abbr⚀b↑εptℓ
Colloquial name⚀biqua·εpotel
Colloquial abbr

⚀b↑εptℓ

Derivation

⚀biqua·potentialel / ⚀electrel
⚀biqua·workel / ⚀electrel

Derivation abbr⚀b↑ptℓ/ ⚀εtℓ
⚀b↑wkℓ / ⚀εtℓ
TGM equiv

≈ 1.60Ɛᘔ55Ɛ7107ᘔᘔᘔz uncia·Pel

TGM equiv abbr≈ 1.60Ɛᘔ55Ɛ7107ᘔᘔᘔz u↓Pl
SI equiv

≈ 109.406402947974d volts

scaling05:11:+:02:1

The ⚀biqua·electrelic·potentialel (or ⚀biqua·εpotel for short), the second dozenal power of the ⚀electrelic·potentialel, is about 109.4d volts.  A typical U.S. home electrical power supply of about 110d to 220d volts of electrical potential is therefore approximated well by 1 or 2 ⚀biqua·εpotels.

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