Chemistry, asked by poovarasan29, 9 months ago

when one coulomb of charge moves against a potential difference of 1V, How much work is done

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Answered by sufalmondal

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Answer:

1 J

Explanation:

As, Formula is W (work) = V(potential difference) × Q (chrage)

Hence, we get 1 Joule.

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