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Merge pull request #2673 from ProgrammingElectronics/patch-7

Change spelling of Electric Potention to Electric Potential variable...

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`@@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ You can use them just like a normal variable of the wrapped type since they supp`
`175`	`175`	\| Counter \| `CloudCounter variableName;` \| `int` \|
`176`	`176`	\| Data Rate \| `CloudDataRate variableName;` \| `float` \|
`177`	`177`	\| Electric Current \| `CloudElectricCurrent variableName;` \| `float` \|
`178`		-\| Electric Potention \| `CloudElectricPotention variableName;` \| `float` \|
	`178`	+\| Electric Potential \| `CloudElectricPotential variableName;` \| `float` \|
`179`	`179`	\| Electric Resistance \| `CloudElectricResistance variableName;` \| `float` \|
`180`	`180`	\| Energy \| `CloudEnergy variableName;` \| `float` \|
`181`	`181`	\| Flow Rate \| `CloudFlowRate variableName;` \| `float` \|
`@@ -558,4 +558,4 @@ In this article, we have covered how to use variables in the Arduino Cloud, and`
`558`	`558`
`559`	`559`	We have also shown some code examples and good practices to keep variable synchronization optimal, such as using the `millis()` function.
`560`	`560`
`561`		`-The use of Cloud variables is almost identical to how you use variables in a regular sketch, with the exception that they are synchronized with the Arduino Cloud.`
	`561`	`+The use of Cloud variables is almost identical to how you use variables in a regular sketch, with the exception that they are synchronized with the Arduino Cloud.`

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