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24 March, 06:51

Is the voltage difference potential or potential energy?

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  1. 24 March, 07:20
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    Electric potential energy is the energy it takes to put a charge in a given place, for example, near another charge. If the particle has to be held back (because it is attracted) then the potential energy is negative; that's because you can get energy from that particle as you move it in.

    Electric potential of a charged particle is the potential energy divided by the electric charge of that particle.
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