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My hobbyist research is to convert house current into electrostatic energy (ultrasonic force) to aid house plant in photosynthesis (dissociation of water) during winter. This was a peculiar interest to plant enthusiasts of early 20th century. I am implementing modern apparatus of my own design...

are you sure? 1 Ws (watt second) = 2.5*10^31n

Planck Q ( Max Planck - E = hν) charge of the electron for electrostatic Planck unit

I hope someone can help me find quantity of electricity. how big is a Planck? In other words, how many Plancks per one second (unit time) equal one Watt-second (unit energy) at 60 hz (377 radian)?