Electromotive-force
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 17
(Elect.) The force by which electricity is put in motion; or, in other words, the force which causes a transfer of electricity between two points is called the E.-F.between these points. A current cannot exist without doing work, and the doing of work presupposes force; hence the origin of the term. [s. 323]
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