coulomb

See also Coulomb

English

Wikipedia

Etymology

Named after the French physicist Charles-Augustin de Coulomb.

Noun

coulomb (plural coulombs)

1. In the International System of Units, the derived unit of electric charge; the amount of electric charge carried by a current of 1 ampere flowing for 1 second. Symbol: C

   He is charged up with enough coulombs to make his hair stand on end.

Translations

unit of electrical charge

Arabic: كولون (ar) (kuluun) m. Asturian: culombiu (ast), coulomb (ast) Catalan: coulomb (ca) Chinese: Mandarin: 庫侖 (cmn), 库仑 (cmn) (kùlún) Czech: coulomb (cs) Dutch: coulomb (nl) Finnish: coulombi, kulombi French: coulomb (fr) m. Galician: culombio (gl), coulomb (gl) German: Coulomb (de) n. Greek: κουλόμπ (el) (koulómp) Hindi: कूलाम्ब (hi) (kūlamb) Hungarian: coulomb (hu) Icelandic: kúlomb (is)

Italian: coulomb (it) Japanese: クーロン (ja) (kūron) Korean: 쿨롱 (ko) (kullong) Lithuanian: kulonas (lt) Polish: kulomb (pl) m. Portuguese: coulomb (pt) Romanian: coulomb (ro) m. Russian: кулон (ru) (kulón) m. Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: кулон (sh) Roman: kulon (sh) Slovene: kulón (sl), coulomb (sl) Spanish: culombio (es), coulomb (es) Vietnamese: coulomb (vi), culông (vi)

Derived terms

• coulombic

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Czech

Noun

coulomb m.

1. coulomb (unit of electric charge)

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Dutch

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Pronunciation

• IPA: [kuˈlɔ̃]

Noun

coulomb c. (plural coulomb)

1. coulomb

Derived terms

• Coulombinteractie

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French

Noun

coulomb m. (plural coulombs)

1. coulomb

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Italian

Etymology

English

Noun

coulomb m. inv.

1. coulomb

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Spanish

Noun

coulomb m. (plural coulomb)

1. coulomb

Synonyms

• culombio