A proton (being 1836 times heavier than an electron) gains how much energy when moving through a potential increase of one volt?

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The energy gained by a charged particle when moving through a potential difference of one volt is defined as one electronvolt (eV). This definition is independent of the particle's mass, so both protons and electrons gain 1 eV of energy when moving through a potential increase of one volt.

A Proton (Being 1836 Times Heavier Than an Electron) Gains