Associations to the word «Voltaic»
Noun
- Alessandro
- Pile
- Battery
- Electricity
- Arc
- Cell
- Photo
- Experiment
- Burkina
- Faso
- Davy
- Decomposition
- Electrolyte
- Zinc
- Circle
- Magnetism
- Faraday
- Niger
- Current
- Electro
- Trough
- Electrode
- Apparatus
- Volt
- Congo
- Batterie
- Wire
- Alkali
- Copper
- Metal
- Helix
- Communist
- Nicholson
- Moor
- Extremity
- Potassium
- Discharge
- Magnet
- Affinity
- Induction
- Hydrogen
- Needle
- Tin
- Carlisle
- Invention
- Acid
- Voltage
- Forerunner
- Pole
- Plate
- Hereafter
- Physicist
- Intensity
- Oxygen
- Circuit
- Coil
- Spark
- Conducting
- Chloride
- Conductor
- Liquid
- Solidarity
- Proof
- Panel
- Tension
- Platinum
- Turbine
- Quantity
- Jar
- Thickness
Adjective
Wiktionary
VOLTAIC, adjective. Of or relating to electricity
VOLTAIC, adjective. Producing electricity by chemical action
VOLTAIC, adjective. Of or pertaining to Alessandro Volta or his work.
VOLTAIC, adjective. Of or pertaining to Burkina Faso, previously known as Upper Volta
VOLTAIC, adjective. Of or pertaining to Gur languages of Africa, from Niger-Congo family.
VOLTAIC, noun. A person from Upper Volta
VOLTAIC BATTERIES, noun. Plural of voltaic battery
VOLTAIC BATTERY, noun. (archaic) A battery; a voltaic cell.
VOLTAIC CELL, noun. A cell, such as in a battery, in which an irreversible chemical reaction generates electricity; a cell that cannot be recharged
VOLTAIC CELLS, noun. Plural of voltaic cell
VOLTAIC COUPLE, noun. The pair of plates (made of different metals or other conductive materials), and separated by an electrolyte, which form a voltaic cell (in a battery, for example).
VOLTAIC COUPLES, noun. Plural of voltaic couple
Dictionary definition
VOLTAIC, noun. A group of Niger-Congo languages spoken primarily in southeastern Mali and northern Ghana.
VOLTAIC, adjective. Pertaining to or producing electric current by chemical action; "a galvanic cell"; "a voltaic (or galvanic) couple".
Wise words
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