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Published by qquantum 02-02-2008
Hey,
Is an "electron volt" the same as a typical "1.5 V battery" type of volt?
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By Qfwfq on 02-04-2008
Re: eV
No, a volt is a volt and an electronvolt is a volt times the charge of one electron. The charge of a single electron is tiny, so 1 eV is a tiny amount of energy.
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