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| CHARCOAL
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Form of carbon, which is created when organic substances are burned without air. Useful where steady long-term heat is desired because of its slow, even burning ability. |
| CHARGE
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(1) To add electrical energy to a storage medium. (2) To purchase on credit. (3) To load a mixer. (4) To fill. (5) To place material in a furnace. |
| CHARGE CARRIER
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A free and mobile conduction electron or hole in a semiconductor. |
| CHARGE CYCLE
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The charge cycle is the time required to recharge a battery pack. |
| CHARGE INDICATOR
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The charge indicator informs the user that the battery is recharging. Most cordless tools have an led (light emitting diode) either on the tool, the battery pack or the charging stand. |
| CHARGER
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Chargers convert 110 volt household current to dc voltage to replenish power to a battery pack. There are two types of chargers. |
| CHASE
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(1) The shielded vertical shaft that houses pipes, drains, ducts, and flues. (2) A trench or groove. (3) To work decorative patterns into a metal surface. |
| CHASE WALL
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The wall that surrounds a space through which electrical wiring is run. The interior space is called a chase. |
| CHASM
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A deep crack in the earth's surface. A wide divergence of feelings or interests. |
| CHASSIS
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The structural framework supporting the body of a vehicle, cabinet, etc. |
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