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An initially neutral piece of plastic is has 7.6×1015 electrons removed from it. Determine the net charge of the plastic (in μC).

An initially neutral piece of plastic is has 7.6×1015 electrons removed from it. Determine the net charge of the plastic (in μC).

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An initially neutral piece of plastic is has 7.6 × 10 15 electrons removed from it. Determine the net charge of the plastic (in μ C ). ◻

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