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The population of the earth is roughly six billion people. if all free electrons contained in this extension cord are evenly split among the humans, how many free electrons ( ne) would each person
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The population of the earth is roughly six billion people. if all free electrons contained in this extension cord are evenly split among the humans, how many free electrons ( ne) would each person

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assuming there is 1 free electron for every copper atom in the extension cord, and assuming there is about 3 grams of copper in the cord, there will be 300000000000000 free electrons for every one of 6 billion people.
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