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22 November, 05:26

What would be the equivalent energy of 5eV in joules?

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  1. 22 November, 05:48
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    The total charge you move is 5 times the charge of an electron, i. e., 8*10^-19 C. Work is again charge times potential (which is 1 V in this case). Again, 8*10^-19 J. General rule: Multiply the value you have in eV with 1.6*10^19 to get the energy in Joules.
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