The quality or property of being electromotive; the capacity to produce electromotive force or electrical motion.
From electromotive + -ity (suffix forming abstract nouns). A technical term used primarily in electrical engineering and physics.
Electromotivity measures how 'pushy' an electrical source is—a 12-volt battery has twice the electromotivity of a 6-volt battery, which is why it delivers more power.
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