I've done a bit more reading. The documentation I have here suggests the
precharge doesn't erase all of memory. Precharge copies from the sense
amplifiers back into the current row. The erasure is a result of the
sense amplifiers losing their contents faster than the memory cells, but
even so only one of the 2^12 rows gets erased.
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