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MosquitoNet Started conversation Aug 27, 2010
For your information...
electron Volts measure energy.
The charge on an electron could be measured in Coloumbs, but that is a very small number so - for particles - that charge is usually represented just by e for convenience.
Voltage is Joules per Coloumb. Hence eV -> Coulomb * J / Coulomb = J.
I think you intended to ask for "the charge on an electron in Coloumbs" on That thread.
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warner - a new era of cooperation Posted Aug 28, 2010
Thankyou Mos ..
I must admit that I was rather confused myself 
looking forward to a discourse with you Rob ..
Don't worry about arrogant people .. relax
Welcome to hootoo 
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