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Ampere (A), often shortened to amp, is the unit of electric current. It is named after Andre-Marie Ampere, a French mathematician, and physicist who is considered the father of electrodynamics.
The Ampere measures the flow of electrons per unit of time. If one Coulomb of charge flows through a wire in one second, then the current through the wire is one Ampere.
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The full form of A is Ampere
Ampere | atto | symbol for Argon, until 1957 | Mass Number | Angstrom | Type A (Battery Size) | Helmholtz Energy
Ampere | atto | symbol for Argon, until 1957 | Adenine | Blood Type A | Address | Auto start-stop | Mass Number | Angstrom | Vitamin A | Type A (Battery Size) | Helmholtz Energy