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$1 m i c r o c o u l o m b μ C =$ ______________.

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Solution

Coulomb is the SI unit of charge.
The suffix micro is equivalent to 10^-6.
1 microcoulomb is equivalent to 10^-6.
Hence, $1 m i c r o c o u l o m b μC = 10^{- 6} C$ .

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