Dimensional Units for Coulomb in SI

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makrisj said:
Coulomb has dimensions of [M]^1/2 * [L]^3/2 * [T]^-1
No, it doesn't. See the official BIPM page: http://www.bipm.org/en/measurement-units/base-units.html
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