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elementary charge
(redirected from Charge of the electron)

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elementary charge [‚el·ə′men·trē ‚chärj]
(physics)
An electric charge such that the electric charge of any body is an integral multiple of it, equal to the electron charge.


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Almost all the spectacular advances in microprocessors and computer memories to date have exploited only the charge of the electron.
The cesium ions neutralize the space charge of the electron beam, and the beam front will then move down the tube as far as the cesium is ionized.
 
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