Physics, asked by Molly7371, 8 months ago

Is a charge of 5.8×10-18c possible?

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Answered by tushakumar3009
10

Explanation:

charge is the multiple integral of q= 1.6 × 10 to power -19

since,5.8 × 10 to power -18 is not divisible by 1.6 × 10 to power -19 ,so this charge value is not possible..

Answered by PravinRatta
3

No, a charge of 5.8*10^{-18}C is not possible.

  • One of the major properties of charges is that charges are quantized.
  • This means that the value of charges can only be an integral multiple of a certain value (e).
  • This is because of the fact that the smallest existing charge carrier found is an electron (or proton) having a charge 1.6*10^{- 19}C.
  • So any charge can only be the integral multiple of 1.6*10^{- 19}C.
  • But 5.8*10^{-18}C is not. Hence, this charge is not possible.
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