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Calculate the number of electrons constituting 0.1 coulomb charge

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Answered by chaithanya305

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Answer:

Q=ne

where,n=no. of electrons

e=charge of electron

given Q=0.1c

0.1=n×1.9×10^-19

n=0.052×10^19

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