Usually means: Measure of electric field flow.
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▸ noun:  (electromagnetism) The measure of flow of the electric field through a given area.

Similar:
flux, magnetic flux, electric field, electric current, fluence, current, flux density, electric energy, electromagnetic energy, fluxon, more...

Opposite:
magnetic flux, magnetic field

Phrases:
electric flux density, more...

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Similar:
flux, magnetic flux, electric field, electric current, fluence, current, flux density, electric energy, electromagnetic energy, fluxon, more...

Opposite:
magnetic flux, magnetic field

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electric flux density, more...



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