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Which constant, given an exact value in coulombs, now defines the ampere?
ACoulomb constant
BElementary charge
CFaraday constant
DBoltzmann constant
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Elementary charge
The ampere is tied to an exact value of the elementary charge e in coulombs.
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