e/Orders of magnitude (charge)

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has glosseng: | class="wikitable" |+List of orders of magnitude for charge !Factor!!Multiple!!Item |- |10-21 || 1 zC || -53.4 zC (-1/3 e) - charge of down, strange and bottom quarks 106.8 zC (2/3 e) - charge of up, charm and top quarks 160.2 zC - the elementary charge e, i.e. the negative charge on a single electron or the positive charge on a single proton |- |10-18 || 1 aC || 14.73 aC (92 e) - positive charge on a uranium nucleus |- |10-15 || 1 fC || Charge on a typical dust particle |- |10-12 || 1 pC || Charge in typical microwave frequency capacitors |- |10-9 || 1 nC || Charge in typical radio frequency capacitors |- |10-6 || 1 µC || Charge in typical audio frequency capacitors |- |10-3 || 1 mC || Charge in typical power supply capacitors |- |100 || 1 C || 26 C - charge in a typical thundercloud |- |103 || 1 kC || 96.4 kC - charge on one mole of electrons (Faraday constant) 216 kC - charge in a car battery |- |106 || 1 MC || 10.7 MC - charge needed to produce 1 kg of aluminum from bauxite in an electrolytic cell...
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