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Which of the following units is used to express electrical charge? A: Newton B: Coulomb C: Joule
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Which of the following units is used to express electrical charge?

A: Newton
B: Coulomb
C: Joule

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B coulomb because it is named after the physist that discovered it
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B. Coulomb

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