electrons

[allotment10]

does an electron have a positive charge, a negative charge or no charge at all ?

am totally at a loss with this one, have googled biut can't make head or tails of the website answers!
any help GREATLY appreciated.

[TeeGee]

The electron, denoted e- is a fundamental particle with negative electric charge that is found arranged in quantum mechanical orbits about neutral atoms. The electron is a lepton, and therefore has lepton number 1. The antiparticle of the electron is called the positron.

The electron mass is 9.1095*10^31 kg, and the electron charge -e , where e=1.6022*10^19 C.

I gleened this information by googling "electron charge"

You'd probably be better posting this question under Science.

[allotment10]

thats the sort of thing i got from google! only without the bit about the negative charge, talk about blinded by science!
thank you so much teegee.

[scorpio65]

its has a negative charge for sure and am right, it is found in atomic and solid particle usually to drive in electricity.

[scorpio65]

by the way allotment 10 FYI, it is proton that has a positive charge. hope this could help.

[allotment10]

thank you scorpio, :-)