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- hen·ry || 'henrɪ n. unit of electrical induction
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stathenry — “+| noun Etymology: stat + henry : the cgs electrostatic unit of inductance equal to about 8.9×1011 henries * * * /stat hen ree/, n., pl. stathenries, stathenrys. Elect. the electrostatic unit of inductance, equivalent to 8.9876 × 1011 henries… … Useful english dictionary
