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What is the unit of measure for the rate at which electricity flows?

What is the unit of measure for the rate at which electricity flows?
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What is the unit of measure for the rate at which electricity flows?

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That's the Ampere.

1 Ampere = 1 Coulomb of charge per second.

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ampere? (I’m not sure if this is right but)
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