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Answer by sarthak for What does charge on an electron mean?

As I have read , charge is electrons , protons or neutrons.Charge is a property that a particle or body possesses which allows it to exert electric or magnetic forces on other particles which are also...

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Answer by user136077 for What does charge on an electron mean?

Knowing some history is always useful for understanding peculiarities such as the charge of the electron.Understanding the electricity developed gradually during a long time. In the 18th century it was...

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Answer by Neil_UK for What does charge on an electron mean?

As I have read , charge is electrons , protons or neutrons.Electrons and protons are both particles that have a charge, and neutrons are uncharged.Now , according to definition of current , current is...

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Answer by Spehro Pefhany for What does charge on an electron mean?

Since 2019, the coulomb is defined in terms of the charge of an electron- the charge on an electron is exactly\$-1.602176634×10^{−19}\$C (coulomb) by definition. The coulomb, in turn defines the ampere...

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Answer by user1850479 for What does charge on an electron mean?

\$-1.6*10^{-19}\$ Coulombs is the charge of an individual electron expressed in units of Coulombs. If you express it in units of the elementary charge, then an electron has a charge of -1.See:...

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What does charge on an electron mean?

As I have read , charge is electrons , protons or neutrons.Now , according to definition of current , current is the rate of flow of charge I.e flow of electrons. Then , I=Q/t . Unit of Q is coulomb...

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