Assertion: capacitor's unit | /r/CapableOf | name the farad
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text: The concept of capacitance is so important that physicists have given it a unique unit, named the farad (after British physicist Michael Faraday), where 1 F = 1 C/V. A little like the coulomb for charge, a farad is quite a large amount of capacitance, with most capacitor values being in the range of a picofarad (pF = 10−12 F) to a microfarad (μF = 10−6 F).