Is Coulomb a SI unit

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Explanation:
The coulomb is the SI unit representing a charge quantity. The charge carried by 6.24 x 10 unit charges is one coulomb because one electron has an elementary charge of 1.602 x coulombs.
Hence, yes Coulomb is a SI unit.

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