One electron has a charge of 1.622 times ten to the negative. 19 coulombs. So that means two electrons will be two times this amount, three electrons, three times this amount, and so on. Now, my question is, how many electrons are found in one coulomb of charge? Well, to find that answer, we must divide one coulomb by 1.622
times ten to 19 coulombs per electron. And that will give us 6.24 times 18 electrons.