conductance

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From conduct + -ance. Coined by electrical engineer, mathematician and physicist Oliver Heaviside in 1885.

13 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: konduktanssi — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• Finnish: sähkönjohtavuus — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• French: conductance — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• German: elektrischer Leitwert — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• Greek: αγωγιμότητα (agogimótita) — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• Japanese: コンダクタンス (kondakutansu) — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• Kazakh: электрөткізгіштік (élektrötkızgıştık) — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• Korean: 컨덕턴스 (keondeokteonseu) — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• Romanian: conductanță — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• Russian: электропроводность (elektroprovodnostʹ) — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• Russian: проводимость (provodimostʹ) — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• Serbo-Croatian: konduktancija — measure of the ability to conduct electricity
• Serbo-Croatian: vodljivost — measure of the ability to conduct electricity