Physics, asked by akram30281389, 10 months ago

one electron volt is equal to:

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Answered by madhukatiyay2014

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Answer:

1 electronvolt =

1.602 × 10-19 joule

Energy

1

Electronvolt

1.60218e-19

Joule

Explanation:

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