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. So this many electrons will be found in one coulomb of charge. That means a coulomb is a pretty big amount of charge. So whenever someone says one coulem of charge moves from this position to this position, that means 6.24
times ten to the 18 electrons move from this position to this position.