Asked by JOHNNY
How much work is done to move 1.0 micro coloumb of charge from the negative terminal to the positive terminal of a 1.8V battery?
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drwls
1 Volt is the same as 1 Joule per Coulomb of charge. It takes 1 Joule to move 1 Coulomb across a 1 Volt voltage difference.
Therefore, multiply 10^-6 C (which is a microCoulomb) by 1.8 J/C
The answer will be energy with units of Joules
Therefore, multiply 10^-6 C (which is a microCoulomb) by 1.8 J/C
The answer will be energy with units of Joules
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