how many electrons are required to get 1C of negative charge
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Q=N*e
1C= 6.25*10^18electrons
1C= 6.25*10^18electrons
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GIVEN ,
Q = I C
We have a formula for finding this , which is,
Q = n × e
In this ,
n = no of electrons
e = charge of 1 Electron,which is equal to 1.6 ×
SO ,
1 = n × 1.6 ×
1 ÷ 1.6 × = n
= 6.25 × electrons
Q = I C
We have a formula for finding this , which is,
Q = n × e
In this ,
n = no of electrons
e = charge of 1 Electron,which is equal to 1.6 ×
SO ,
1 = n × 1.6 ×
1 ÷ 1.6 × = n
= 6.25 × electrons
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