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The 18 pages that link to Coulomb, each with the reason it gives.

• Electric chargeRelated: It provides the standard unit for measuring amounts of charge.

• SI base unitBroader topic: It combines the base units for electric current and time.

• Elementary chargeRelated: The elementary charge is expressed in coulombs as an exact SI value.

• SI derived unitBroader topic: It combines electric current with elapsed time.

• Vacuum permittivityRelated: The unit’s modern definition helps determine how ε₀ is expressed in SI.

• AmpereRelated: The fixed elementary charge links this unit to one ampere-second.

• ElectronvoltRelated: The electronvolt’s conversion to joules follows from charge measured in coulombs and potential in volts.

• Faraday constantRelated: The Faraday constant is measured in coulombs per mole.

• Point chargeRelated: It quantifies the charge assigned to an ideal point source.

• VoltRelated: The denominator in one volt's defining ratio is a coulomb.

• Electric potential differenceRelated: Potential difference is defined per unit charge, measured in coulombs.

• Charles-Augustin de CoulombBroader topic: The unit commemorates Coulomb’s foundational quantitative work on electrical forces.

• Larmor formulaRelated: The radiated power depends on the square of charge, measured in coulombs.

• WeberCompared with: A coulomb shares the time dimension in its definition but measures charge, not flux.

• Ampere-hourRelated: One ampere-hour equals 3,600 coulombs.

• FaradRelated: One farad stores one coulomb when the voltage across it is one volt.

• Charge (electricity)Related: It is the unit used to report amounts of charge.

• MKS unitsBroader topic: Electrical extensions of MKS include charge alongside mechanical quantities.