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  • No. of electrons

    Ammar Aziz

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    is any one tell me that how many electrons pass through a point when we say that 1 coulumb charge pass through that point.
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  • arcsabre

    Member • May 28, 2011

    1.6 x 10^19 electrons
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  • vishnu tej

    Member • May 30, 2015

    We know that the number of electrons in one coulomb is the ratio of one coulomb to the charge on one electron.
    i.e Number of electrons = 1/ 1.6*(10^-19)
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  • Vignesh Viky

    Member • Jun 3, 2015

    its 6.25*10^18 electrons
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  • chan kumar

    Member • Jun 27, 2015

    charge of a electron=1.6*10^-19 coulumb
    so 1 coulumb = 1.6*10^19 eletron
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