6.24150948×1018 elementary charges would probably be more than all the electrons in the known universe! It should read 6.24150948×10^18Since a coulomb is approximately equal to 6.24150948×1018 elementary charges, one ampere is approximately equivalent to 6.24150948×1018 elementary charges, such as electrons, moving past a boundary in one second.
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Errmmm, Dave... 10^18>>>>>>>1018.6.24150948×1018 elementary charges would probably be more than all the electrons in the known universe! It should read 6.24150948×10^18
Dave
Lol! My stupidity!! 6.24150948×1018 ~ 6354, which is very few electrons! I made the bludder interpretting the exponential notation as 6.24150948 e+1018.Errmmm, Dave... 10^18>>>>>>>1018.
Yeah, I figured that's what you did.Lol! My stupidity!! 6.24150948×1018 ~ 6354, which is very few electrons! I made the bludder interpretting the exponential notation as 6.24150948 e+1018.
I will leave my boob up for all to see!
Dave
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