Question

The charge on a conductor is negative 1.6 Coloumb.How many electrons are in excess on it from its normal state??

Answer 1

charge on conductor = -1.6 c

since

Q = ne

e = 1.6/1.6*10^-19

e = 10^19 electron present in a conductor .

Answer 2

Answer:

It takes about 6.24 x 10, 18 excess electrons to equal the charge of the one coulomb; thus it is a very large static charge.

Explanation:

• It takes about 6.24 x 10, 18 excess electrons to equal the charge of the one coulomb; thus it is a very large static charge.
• $10^{19}$ electrons are present in 1.6 C charge.
• there are 18 excess electrons to equal the charge of the one coulomb thus it is very large static charge.