What is the amount of charge represented by six million protons?
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I am going to assume you mean electric charge for my answer. The charge of one proton is 1.602 x 10^-19 Coulombs This mean that 6 Million protons have electric charge of 9.612 x 10^-13 Coulumbs EDIT: You might’ve wanted the answer in elementary charge. In that case, one pRead more
I am going to assume you mean electric charge for my answer.
The charge of one proton is
1.602 x 10^-19 Coulombs
This mean that 6 Million protons have electric charge of
9.612 x 10^-13 Coulumbs
EDIT:
You might’ve wanted the answer in elementary charge. In that case, one proton is 1e so six million is 6 x 10^6 e or 6,000,000e
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