Physics, asked by amber79, 1 year ago

what is the magnitude of charge of one electron

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Answered by priyabachala

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1.6*10power of -19 is the charge of electron

Answered by PrincessManshi

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The magnitude of charge of one electron is --> **1.6*10^(-19)**

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