How to pronounce “charged particle” in English

So a single charged particle, as you remember from your high school physics-- potential is a single charge Q. Potential at a distance r

When you take a charged particle like an electron, and you shake it in any way, it has an electric field radiating

I put a positively charged particle, a negatively charged particle, they get pushed in opposite directions by the electric field.

If you drop an electrically charged particle in an electric field, how it moves will depend a lot on the features of the particles.

have a test particle, a charged particle, an electron or an ion, which is, if you imagine to generate this, I have a coil with electrons moving around it.

That electron or that ion, that charged particle is what's called magnetized.

So what is the main difference between a plasma and a single charged particle?

organized in such a way that when the particles pass through, the particles-- because a charged particle will see that voltage and be accelerated,

So a cloud chamber has some pressurized gas in it that, when a charged particle moves through the gas, it ionizes the particles around it,

And here's something that the software thought was a cosmic ray, just a charged particle that hit the detector.

Deuterium is an atomic mass of two, which is a proton, which is a charged particle, and it has a neutron in

Because there are so many positive and negative particles, if one has a single particle-- let's say this is a positively charged particle--

I put a positively charged particle, a negatively charged particle,