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Standard XII
Physics
Charges on Conductors
Calculate the...
Question
Calculate the number of electrons constitute one coulomb of charge.
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Solution
q
=
n
e
where,
q
→
Change
,
n
→
no. of
e
−
e
→
Change on
e
−
⇒
1
c
=
n
(
1.6
×
10
−
19
)
⇒
n
=
10
19
1.6
⇒
n
=
625.10
16
electrons
Hence, the answer is
625.10
16
electrons.
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