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 ====== Super Capacitor ======
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-** Danger:** Capacitors, particularly the very-high voltage ones, can store a dangerous amount of charge at a dangerously high current. If you encounter a large-valued capacitor without properly connected shorting leads, assume it is dangerously charged until proven otherwise.
+** Danger:** Capacitors, particularly the very-high voltage ones, can store a dangerous amount of charge at a dangerously high potential. If you encounter a large-valued capacitor without properly connected shorting leads, assume it is dangerously charged until proven otherwise.
-Capacitors can develop a surprisingly large charge a time after being discharged due to [[wp>dielectric absorption]].
+Capacitors can develop a surprisingly large charge a time after being discharged due to **[[wp>dielectric absorption]]**.
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