How many electrons are there in a Coulomb?

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The coulomb ( $C$ ) in the International System of unit ( $SI$ ) is the standard unit of electric charge.
It does not have any unit and thus a dimensionless quantity.
$1 C$ is approximately equal to $6.24 \times 10^{18}$ electrons.

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How many electrons are there in a Coulomb?

The coulomb (C) in the International System of unit (SI) is the standard unit of electric charge. It does not have any unit and thus a dimensionless quantity. 1C is approximately equal to 6.24×1018 electrons.

The coulomb ( $C$ ) in the International System of unit ( $SI$ ) is the standard unit of electric charge.
It does not have any unit and thus a dimensionless quantity.
$1 C$ is approximately equal to $6.24 \times 10^{18}$ electrons.