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Louis Hernandez
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1 January, 10:40
How many electrons make up one colomb of charge?
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Eric Zavala
1 January, 10:53
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Answer: 6.25
Explanation: One coulomb of charge has the equivalent charge of half dozen. 25x10^18 electrons.
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