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What's the mass to charge ratio?
Given: 5.64 x 10(to the)-12 kg/C 1.605 x 10 (to the)-19 C
What is the mass of the electron?

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This calculates the mass to charge ratio and mass of an electron. The mass to charge ratios are determined.

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Given data:
Mass to charge ratio = m/e = 5.64*10^-12 kg/C
Charge of electron = e = 1.605*10^-19 C
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