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equipotential

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equipotential /equi·po·ten·tial/ (e″kwĭ-pah-ten´shil) having similar and equal power or capability.
equipotential,
1 (in physics) indicating bodies that have the same electrical potential.
2 pertaining to lines of force that have the same electrical potential.
equipotential [e″kwĭ-po-ten´shal]
having similar and equal power or capability.
equipotential
having similar and equal power or capability.
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