Question #265044

The electric potential difference between the ground and a cloud in a particular 

thunderstorm is 1.2X10^9 V. In the unit of electron- volt, what is the magnitude of the 

electric potential energy of an electron that moves between ground and the clouds?



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Expert's answer
2021-11-14T17:16:25-0500

ΔUGC=eΔV (in J)\Delta U_{GC}=e\cdot\Delta V\ (in \ J)


ΔUGC=eΔV/e=ΔV (in eV)\Delta U_{GC}=e\cdot\Delta V/e=\Delta V\ (in \ eV)


ΔUGC=ΔV=1.2109 (eV)=1.2 (GeV)\Delta U_{GC}=\Delta V=1.2\cdot10^9\ (eV)=1.2\ (GeV) . Answer




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