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Originally Posted by truckster
Just for reference, 1 amp is 6.24 x 10 (18) electrons. That's
6,240,000,000,000,000,000 electrons.  |
I'm wondering how many could be stuffed in a 5-gallon jug. Not all by themselves, of course. I'm too lazy to dig out my old physics texts, but I'll put my money on not getting that many in the first place, "unaccompanied". Actually, I'll think about it a bit, it sounds like it would be an interesting problem. Then again, I'm pretty sure nobody cares...
I might have to model it as a sphere instead of a 5 gallon can. The symmetry is better.
