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Basic current charge

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show current  
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Charge is measured in   show
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show From positive to negative round a circuit  
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show a cell  
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show battery  
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show positive and negative  
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show negative  
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show positively  
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In a metal wire charge is carried by   show
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The electrons drift in a wire when they experience   show
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show opposite to conventional current  
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A substance containing both free positive and negative charges is called an   show
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show that charge passing a point when 1 Amp flows for 1 second  
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show I  
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The unit for current is   show
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show Q  
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The unit for charge is   show
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The equation linking charge and current   show
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If 200 C pass in 20 seconds the current is   show
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show 1.6 x10-19C  
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How many electrons are in 1C   show
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