dipole
What is another word for dipole? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Noun — An object, for example a magnet or a polar molecule, that carries opposite charge or polarity at each of its two ends.
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dipole antenna
dipole moment
magnetic dipole
electric dipole
It is a specialist term from physics, chemistry and radio engineering.
Etymology
Dipole is formed in English from the prefix di-, meaning two, combined with pole.
Full origin of dipole →Frequently asked questions
What does dipole mean?
It means something with two opposite charges or poles, such as a magnet or a polar molecule.
What is a dipole in chemistry?
The grounding text describes it as a molecule or radical with delocalized positive and negative charges.
What is a dipole antenna?
It is a type of radio antenna, referred to simply as a dipole, built around this same two-pole idea.
