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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Formula on how to get charge between coulomb and joule

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Are you looking for the relation between the two?

OpenStudy (unklerhaukus):

The electrostatic potential (voltage) [volts] equals electrostatic potential energy [joules] , per charge [coulombs] \[\large {V\,[\textrm V]}=\frac{U[\textrm J]}{Q[\textrm C]}\] Equivalently: The electrostatic potential energy [joules] equals per charge [coulombs], times electrostatic potential (voltage) [volts] \[\large U[\textrm J] = Q[\textrm C]\cdot V\,[\textrm V]\]

OpenStudy (unklerhaukus):

so if you have the electric charge already, and you want the electric energy, , just multiply by the voltage

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