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Electric charge
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Joule heating
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The
watt
is the
SI
unit of
power
, one
joule
per
second
.
Joule heating
at
12.5
W
transfers
125
J
of
energy
over
a
time
of
10
s
if that
power
stays constant.
[ref]
9.5 Electrical Energy and Power
. Ling, Sanny and Moebs, §9.
5
:
power
in
watts
.
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