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21 elektrostatičko fokusiranje
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22 elektrostatičko polje
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23 faradejev kavez
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24 intenzitet elektrostatičkog po
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25 dvoosni elektrostatički otklon
• biaxial electrostatic defle... -
26 eksponencijalni zakon
• exponential curve law; exponential law; law of electrostatic attrac...; law of exponents -
27 električno polje
• electric arc field; electric field; electrostatic field; field; fld -
28 elektrostatički pobuđivač
• elctrostatic actuator; electrostatic actuator -
29 lambertov zakon
• law of electrostatic attrac... -
30 upadni ugao jednak je uglu odb
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31 zakon dejstva masa
• law of electrostatic attrac...; law of mass action -
32 zakon jačine osvetljenja
• law of electrostatic attrac... -
33 zakon mnogostrukih proporcija
• law of electrostatic attrac... -
34 zakon množenja znakova plus i
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35 zakon obrnutih proporcija
• law of electrostatic attrac... -
36 zakon odbijanja
• law of electrostatic attrac...; law of reflection -
37 zakon oktava
• law of electrostatic attrac... -
38 zakon particije
• law of electrostatic attrac...; partition coefficient law; partition law -
39 zakon proporcionalnosti
• law of electrostatic attrac...; law of proportionality -
40 zakon srednje vrdnosti
• law of electrostatic attrat...
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