how much energy is given to each coulomb of charge passing through 6V battery ???
Potential (measured in volts) is energy per unit charge. Questions like this or like "how much energy does an electron get being accelerated by 10000 V" are answered with this relation: E = q*V Just multiply q in Coulombs by V in volts. The energy is in Joules.If q is in elementary charges (charge of electron = -1, charge of proton = +1) then E is in electron volts or eV.
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here, Potential difference= 6V
Charge of electron= 1 coulomb
Now, for every second of time 1 coulomb passes through conductor, Therefore,
Current= 1A
Now, Power= V*I
=> P= 6*1 W
=> P=6W
Now since 6 watt is the power then each coulomb of charge is provided with 6 Joules of energy per second.
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