The given charge in the simulation is 0.53pC. There are a certain number of charges that represents this charge, how much is each charge worth then? CapacitanceTop Plate ChargeStored Energy1.5 V --OV-1.5 VCapacitor Lab: Basics0.35 pF0.53 pC0.40 pJ*************xxxx**********Oxxx***O****Separation10.0 mm**********:×××××××CapacitancePlate Area400 mm²Voltage1.500 VLight BulbPlate ChargesBar GraphsElectric FieldCurrent DirectionGPRET:

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The given charge in the simulation is 0.53pC. There are a certain number of charges that represents this charge, how much is each charge worth then?

Capacitance
Top Plate Charge
Stored Energy
1.5 V --
OV
-1.5 V
Capacitor Lab: Basics
0.35 pF
0.53 pC
0.40 pJ
***
**********
xxxx
**********
O
xxx
***
O
****
Separation
10.0 mm
*****
*****:
×××××××
Capacitance
Plate Area
400 mm²
Voltage
1.500 V
Light Bulb
Plate Charges
Bar Graphs
Electric Field
Current Direction
G
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