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The unit of measure of electrical pressure is the VOLTS.

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A "volt" would fall under this description

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"Electrical pressure" sounds like a popular description of "voltage", also known as "electrical potential" (it doesn't have the units of pressure). Voltage is measured in volts.

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volts I belive (V)

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Volts

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Amameter

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Voltage

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The force of colliding particles

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