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Coulombs and Faradays are Amounts of Electricity Flashcards

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What does one amp flowing for one second mean?

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A charge of one coulomb has moved

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Generally, what is the amount of charge flowing through a circuit equal to?

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The current measured in amps multiplied by the time in seconds ( charge = current x time)

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What are 96,000 coulombs called?

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One faraday

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What does one faraday contain?

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One mole of electrons

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