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electron charge, e
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coulombs, C
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10 pC (read as 10 pico coulombs) = 10e-12 coulombs, C
In high voltage (115 kV as an example) transformer and circuit breakers partial discharge are measured in pico coulombs, pC. Understanding this measurement is important in reading factory test report.
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ampere-hr, Ah
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coulombs, C
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1 Ampere = 1 coulomb / sec; 1 coulomb = 16 x 1018 electron charge
it means 16 quintillion of electron charge is being transported per second.
16 quintillion = 16,000,000,000,000,000,000
Faraday constant, F = coulombs / mol
gas constant ,
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J / (kmol*K)
gas constant ,
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kPa*m3 / (kmol*K)
gas constant ,
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ft-lbf / (lb mole - 0R)
gas constant ,
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L-atm / (mole-K)
gravity accel. , g = m / sec2
gravity accel. , g = ft / sec2
molar volume , Vm = L / kmol
speed of light , c = m/s
speed of light , c = km/s