Explain ± ne where n is an integer and e =1.6×10^-19C and what is C

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+In ± ne ee stand for charge of electron and n stands for no of electrons.Example if it is written
±2e it means their are 2 electron charges
And C stands for columb. Columb is S.I. unit of charge

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Explain ± ne where n is an integer and e =1.6×10^-19C and what is C

+In ± ne ee stand for charge of electron and n stands for no of electrons.Example if it is written ±2e it means their are 2 electron charges And C stands for columb. Columb is S.I. unit of charge

+In ± ne ee stand for charge of electron and n stands for no of electrons.Example if it is written
±2e it means their are 2 electron charges
And C stands for columb. Columb is S.I. unit of charge