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One coulomb represents how many electrons? a. 1 electron b. 100 electrons C. 6.25 quintillion electrons d. 6.25 million-million electrons e, none of the above
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One coulomb represents how many electrons?

a. 1 electron
b. 100 electrons
C. 6.25 quintillion electrons
d. 6.25 million-million electrons
e, none of the above

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Answer:

6.24 x 1018 electrons.

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So I think C

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