Electron charge

Measurement units: electrical charge
Symbol: e

Electron charge (e): multiples and submultiples

The elementary charge, usually denoted by e or sometimes q_e is the electric charge carried by a single proton or, equivalently, the magnitude of the negative electric charge carried by a single electron, which has charge −1 e.

1 electron charge e = 1*1.6021764605911E-10 coulombs C
1 electron charge e = 1*22469435100000004048.000000000*1000 ampere hours Ah
1 electron charge e = 1*1.6021764605911E-13 microcoulombs μC
1 electron charge e = 1*1.6021764605911E-16 millicoulombs mC
1 electron charge e = 1*1.6605387994589E-24 faraday F

Electron charge to coulombs

Electron charge to ampere hours

Electron charge to microcoulombs

Electron charge to millicoulombs

Electron charge to faraday

Electron charge to milliampere hour

Electron charge to abcoulomb

	electrical charge
measurement units
Abcoulomb Ampere hour Coulomb Electron charge Faraday Microcoulomb Milliampere hour